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 design of the lattice-like, timber-clad lobby was intended to create a calm, elegant and distinctively Japanese ...

With the lobby by a 'starchitect', this hotel has an Olympic connection

Thanks to its architecture, Tokyo's Capitol Tokyu hotel has a calm, elegant and distinctively Japanese ambience

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The nine things you must do in Hiroshima, Japan

Hiroshima is a vibrant city of just over 2 million people.

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View of National Stadium during the 99th Emperor's Cup final in January 2020.

Ten things you need to know about the Tokyo Olympics

From the robots, to the mascots, to the souvenirs; the 2020 Tokyo Olympics will be delightfully quirky.

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The new train is designed to occupy the void left by the Ghan when it is rested for a few months during the summer ...

On board Australia's new luxury train journey

A new overland rail odyssey takes travellers from Adelaide to Brisbane.

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Sydney Harbour hotel's $15 million makeover

Unrivalled and spectacular views of the Bridge can be enjoyed from many of Pier One's refurbished rooms and suites.

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Cruise review: Regent Seven Seas Voyager

Few cruises can beat this one in terms of ports of call, or five-star comfort.

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Credit: Japan Olympic Committee

The Japanese city rescued by the Olympics

The 1964 Olympics were momentous in that they heralded Japan's re-emergence into the world community after the shame and disgrace of its World War II defeat.