Paul Jebara is a travel writer and photographer at various esteemed publications. He specializes in travel and tourism, hospitality and leisure, and the intersection of beauty and fashion with architecture, covering topics such as luxury accommodations, adventure travel, and the fashion industry. His work has been featured in notable outlets including 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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The Oxford shirt, rugby jersey and penny loafer escaped the campus long ago.
Yellowstone Club, Crazy Mountain Ranch and Wasatch Peaks Ranch lead a Western club circuit built on vast terrain, capped membership and serious discretion.
The Honey Deuce began with three melon balls and a 10,000-drink sales target. Now, the pink cocktail has become a collectible and the emblem of New York City's biggest late-summer party.
By: Paul Jebara
A lifelong regular's guide to choosing the right coast, landing in the part of the venue you meant to book, and getting home before the taxis disappear.
Television and fashion revived the cowboy fantasy. Hotels and developers have turned it into a travel and property boom that sells rugged self-reliance by the night or the deed.
These members-only institutions, from Wimbledon's lawns to a Gilded Age casino in Newport, are where the game was made—and where getting in is still the hardest shot of all.
By: Paul Jebara
A lifelong regular’s guide to choosing the right coast, landing in the part of the venue you meant to book, and getting home before the taxis disappear.
These labels make sharper gear for running, lifting and everything in between. Guys have long granted workout clothes a strange exemption from the rest of the wardrobe.
By: Paul Jebara
White plaster, stone walls, and an Aegean horizon have become the Cycladic hotel uniform; Luura Cliff gives the eye somewhere else to land.
Across a century of photographs, New York’s Grand Slam turned the tennis uniform into a record of who was allowed on court and how boldly a player could command it.
