Paul Jebara is a travel writer and photographer at various esteemed publications. He specializes in themes related to travel and tourism, adventure travel, and the intersection of beauty and fashion within the travel industry. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Condé Nast Traveler, Forbes, and Travel + Leisure.
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Paul Jebara's articles focus heavily on travel, hotels, winter fashion, and skiing. They also cover topics related to city guides. His coverage attributes show a strong emphasis on gift guides, promotional deals, and seasonal content.
When reaching out to Paul with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights into upcoming hotel openings around the world, trends in winter fashion especially related to skiwear or layering for cold climates. Additionally, providing information about unique destinations for travelers seeking bold experiences could be of interest.
Given his heavy emphasis on beauty & fashion as well as house & home themes within the context of travel and lifestyle writing suggests that he may appreciate pitches focusing on luxury accommodations and design-oriented traveler experiences.
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Twelve drivable routes showcase fresh discoveries, newly restored landmarks, and America's evolving story.
How a pair of fading pink pants became the unofficial uniform of East Coast privilege and the rare menswear icon that improves through neglect.
Six decades of the designer who turned old-money fantasy into America's uniform—and made his own off-duty wardrobe a brand unto itself.
Sun Valley style is all about looking ready for a hike, a handshake or the quiet acquisition of whatever company happens to be standing nearby.
In 1906 a bomb meant for Alfonso XIII and his new queen sailed past their wedding procession.
The All England Club insists on white, but the tournament’s best-dressed players have turned that narrow dress code into some of the sport’s most lasting style moments.
By: Paul Jebara
Behind the original gate at Hoshinoya Nara Prison , five cell wings fan out from a central guardhouse, their soft red brick more reminiscent of a grand spa or university quad than a place of confinement.
The island may be famous for its excess, but regulars know Mykonos is at its best in family-run tavernas, quieter beaches, sharp hotels and long lunches that slip into sunset.
The men building the future have a uniform, and it costs a fortune to look like it costs nothing. Here is the 2026 kit.
A guide to the grande dames, surf shacks and escapist isles worth the drive at every latitude.
