Seal of approval: The remote NSW highway that's also an airstrip
The full sealing of a NSW outback highway is helping open up the far west to tourists and locals.
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Anthony Dennis
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
NSW's most remote spot borders on the ridiculous
It may be remote, but there's no cutting corners at Cameron Corner during the pandemic.
It's time to revisit our most underrated wine region
Shrinking travel options inspire Anthony Dennis to revisit the impressive wine region right on his doorstep.
The new ways to stay among animals in Australia
Zoos are so much more than a bunch of animal exhibits. Now you can stay among the animals while helping conservation efforts.
'Camino de Sydney': Couple creates epic, 600km walking route
An enterprising Sydney couple has brought their cancelled walking holiday in Spain to their home city.
The nine must-do highlights of Port Stephens
Koalas in the treetops, camels on the sand dunes and amazing seafood - Port Stephens offers the unique and unforgettable.
The A to Z of road trips in NSW
It's an Australian tradition that has recently taken a back seat to overseas travel. But not any more.
Regional hotels booked out as Sydneysiders rush to escape the city
Sydneysiders are storming a new wave of upmarket boutique hotels in towns like Orange and Mudgee - and some of them already have bookings up to mid-next year.
The nine things you must do in Orange
Orange is one of Australia's foremost boutique wine regions.
NSW missing huge opportunity for wine tourism, says industry
Hunter Valley winemakers have appealed to the state government to match the investment in wine tourism by rival states.
Inside Sydney's dark, disease-ridden past
A new tour will shed light on the brutal but ultimately successful ways Sydney coped with past pandemics.
From California to Dublin, Aussie tourists are desperately missed
Overseas operators have been hit hard from the closure of Australia's international borders.
No tourists, but flood of new hotels set to open in Sydney, Melbourne
Multiple new luxury hotels are set to open across Sydney and Melbourne over the next year, despite the downturn in tourism.
Cruising's back: Ships set sail for first time since outbreaks
Competition may not be fierce, but the race to start cruising again has begun.
After the bushfires, struggling koalas get a new home
For a species battling for survival, the koala is desperately in need of some good news.
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