When the most successful people on the planet seek the finest products, experiences and adventures available to them, they turn to Robb Report. The title, which began as a newsletter for vintage Rolls-Royce enthusiasts nearly half a century ago, has grown to be the leading voice in global luxury, with 18 international editions. Now, as the tastemaker’s tastemaker, it covers cars, yachts, jets, bikes, fashion, watches, art, design, real estate, wine, spirits, fine dining, philanthropy, travel, cigars, and tech, and rules on the brands and artisans that are truly in a league of their own.
Now, Josh Condon will be the new Acting Editor in Chief for Robb Report. He was a former staffer at Details, Gear Patrol, Road & Track, The Drive and Cargo, he has written about the men’s lifestyle space for the New York Times, Esquire Big Black Book, Men’s Health, Men’s Journal and numerous other outlets.
1. What is Robb Report? Who is your audience?
Robb Report is the foremost general interest luxury magazine in America; we also have 19 editions worldwide, from Australia to Monaco. Our audience is ultra-high-net worth individuals around the world; among our print audience, the average age is 43, with a $548K average household income. 77% of our readership is male. Our digital audience is very similar: 39/$492K/75%.You can read more about Robb Report here: https://studio.robbreport.com/robb-report-media-kit-2025/
2. How can NATJA members access and enjoy the content that you publish?
Please browse robbreport.com, which is free to access. You can also explore our new luxury e-commerce site, The Vault, here: https://robbreport.com/thevault/
3. How did you hear about NATJA? Why did you join?
We heard about NATJA from several travel specialists and joined because it’s one of the foremost forums in the sector.
4. If a NATJA member would like to contribute to the publication, where can they learn more about your query process?
As for any publication, the key to a killer query is three-fold: an amazing news hook with an exclusive angle and irresistible images. The key for a Robb Report travel story, though, is that it truly must speak to the UHNW traveler: we’re interested in the best of the best (it’s the name of our annual awards issue for a reason) Think chartering yachts rather than cruises, private jets and first class flying and suites at five star hotels or spectacular villas.
5. Is there anything else you feel NATJA Members should know about your publication?
Robb Report celebrates luxury, but discerningly. We understand what true luxury is, in all sectors, including travel, and we’re hard to impress because we know our readers are.
