Anthony Dennis

Anthony Dennis
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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

The Sky Pool overlooks old and mostly new Singapore and is particularly spectacular at night.

New hotel delivers a taste of old-time Singapore

This stylish hotel pays homage to the traditions and ambience of Singapore's past.

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The Ghan, along with its sister train the Indian Pacific, has been sold to US group Hornblower.

Australia's iconic luxury trains sold to US group for $600 million

Australia's iconic rail journeys are now in US hands.

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Novak Djokovic after winning last year's Australian Open.

Djokovic debacle another embarrassment that hurts tourism

For a country so heavily reliant on tourism, Australia seems to have little problem with causing offence overseas.

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Hamish Blake and Zoe Foster Blake, with Tourism Australia, tried their best to get Australians holidaying at home, but ...

Winners and (mostly) losers: The best and worst in travel for 2021

It's been a hell of a year for the international and domestic traveller.

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The elegant 152-room Tasman hotel sits around the corner from Tasmania's historic Parliament House and Salamanca Place ...

Five-star hotel opens along with borders in Tasmania

Tasmania is offering a wealth of attractions to travel-starved mainlanders.

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Marina Bay Sands: This is a monumental statement of tourism to the tune of $S5.25 billion.

Review: Singapore's most iconic hotel still wows after 10 years

A stay here is an exciting and safe way to reconnect with overseas travel and Singapore itself.

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Omicron is a tragedy for Fiji, where tourism accounts for 40 per cent of its GDP.

Our governments are too unpredictable, so I cancelled my overseas trip

Fiji has done remarkably well in turning its COVID crisis around - pity the clouds of uncertainty still hang over any would-be visitors.

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There are 40 business class seats in a 1-2-1 configuration.

Airline review: This is the perfect way to resume international travel

Nothing could be more reassuring in this uncertain world than to be flying again with the venerable Singapore Airlines.

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One of two on-board Airbus helicopter lands on the flight deck of Scenic Eclipse in Antarctica.

A journey to the end of the Earth in ultra-luxury (with our own submarine)

Exploring the frozen continent aboard a sleek and sophisticated ship is awe-inspiring. It’s also a lot of fun.

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There are five pods with five more planned, all positioned on an angle to afford a modicum of privacy and views of the ...

The pod in a paddock that's like a five-star hotel suite

Too spacious to be a tiny house yet too tiny to be a real house, the nifty new one-bedroom luxury pods at Cupitt's are nonetheless fitted out akin to a five-star hotel suite

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Singapore Airlines is carrying passengers between Australia and Singapore as part of the 'vaccinated travel lane' ...

Is it worth the hassle? On board the first travel-bubble flight to Singapore

Even the most seasoned travellers are finding the process stressful.

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This snug two bedroom, fully-renovated (but not excessively so) and nicely-decorated cottage is an affordable delight.

This NSW retreat is a real country treat

You should be so clucky: A chooks welcome awaits at this NSW country cottage.

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Qantas is one of the winners of the international borders opening.

Not everyone’s a winner with Australia’s borders reopening

It's been less than a week since international travel recommenced and already it's becoming clear who are the winners and losers from this major pandemic milestone.