Anthony Dennis

Anthony Dennis
- Follow me on Twitter

Anthony is Traveller's national travel editor. One of Australia's most experienced travel and tourism editors and writers and the author of two travel books, he is a long-time commentator on travel and tourism issues. He has appeared at many travel and tourism events over the years as both a speaker and a moderator. Anthony is a former deputy editor of The Sydney Morning Herald as well as former editor of the Australian Travel + Leisure magazine. He was the Australia-New Zealand correspondent for Travel + Leisure US. www.traveller.com.au

Cars wait to cross the border from NSW into Queensland.

After nervous wait at border, tourists begin entering Queensland

Thousands of tourists have made the crossing from New South Wales into Queensland after the border reopened.

Contains:

Coolangatta. The Queensland state border will open on Friday at midday.

Confusion over Queensland border pass for travellers

Anyone seeking to cross the border from New South Wales into Queensland on Friday will require a stern, official-looking border pass to do so.

Contains:

Grounded Jetstar planes parked at Avalon Airport.

The 15 photos that defined travel in the pandemic

If one picture paints a thousand words in the midst of a pandemic, these indelible images convey a million

Contains:

See Rottnest Island on a Ultimate Wonders of the West tour.

Five new trips explore wonders of Australia we take for granted

The world is on hold but the experts who have guided us overseas are ready to do so in Australia too.

Contains:

Hotels used for quarantine returning to 'normal' guests

With domestic travel beginning to resume, hotels should start reopening fully to the general public again.

Contains:

The 20 biggest questions about the future of travel, answered

Travel, as we knew it, is making its first tentative steps out of enforced hibernation.

Contains:

The normal passenger capacity for the PS Murray Princess is 120 passengers.

Cruising returns to Australia, but not on the ocean

Cruising, that once cherished but now widely-maligned pastime, is quietly making its comeback.

Contains:

A tour group visiting Eureka Skydeck's The Edge in Melbourne. The bottom has fallen out of the Chinese tourist market ...

Australia's multi-billion dollar Chinese tourism goldmine dries up

The pandemic has marked the end of a golden era of Chinese tourism in Australia. But what happens afterwards?

Contains:

A tourist holds a koala on Magnetic Island, Queensland.

Why our COVID-19 success is a blessing and a curse for tourism

Waiting for the trans-Tasman bubble to inflate can be a deflating experience.

Contains:

Pier One Sydney Harbour re-opened on Monday for the first time since the COVID-19 lockdown.

Choose your sanitiser: What it's like to stay in a Aussie hotel now

It’s been a long time between drinks since we’ve been able to stay overnight in a hotel.

Contains:

The Australian tourism industry has a unique opportunity to persuade Australians to experience their own backyard.

A unique travel opportunity is being ruined

It’s often remarked that one of the principal differences between Americans and Australians is that the former prefer to see their country first and the latter elect to see their nation last.