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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From Acadia's granite coast to Zion's red-rock canyons, these parks remain America's greatest outdoor spectacle.
As the country lurches toward 250, the most authentic place to raise a glass isn't a museum—it's a barstool that has outlasted three wars, Prohibition and a pandemic.
While the federal commemoration sells million-dollar photo ops, the actual story of America’s first 250 years is sitting in 12 still-operating addresses.
By: Paul Jebara
A guide to understanding—and experiencing—football culture in Uruguay, the original World Cup underdog.
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Charleston conjures images of postcard-ready cobblestone streets, but it's the city's waterfront that steps into the limelight with the debut
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For decades, the conversation about in Italy was a -and- conversation, occasionally a conversation, almost never a Rome one.
With the World Cup Final headed to MetLife, the best viewing may happen everywhere else: Queens restaurants, Manhattan rooftops, soccer bars, beer gardens and fan zones across the city.
These gifts are engineered to outlast whatever they're swapping in Dad’s arsenal this Father’s Day.
