Michael Gebicki

Sydney-based writer and photographer, Michael Gebicki has been writing travel articles since 1982 and is Traveller's resident Tripologist.

We've just lived through a golden age of travel. Until COVID-19 came along.

When its flying days have come to an end, an aircraft still has value.

Even before COVID-19 brought out some weird and whacky rules and regulations, some countries already had some pretty bizarre laws.

Since Australia has navigated the pandemic with relatively few cases, we're more likely to be welcomed into other countries.

Here's a few things you don't have to worry about when you can't travel overseas.

Food riots, hoarding, starvation, torture, suffering and death – the coronavirus pandemic has brought havoc to the animal kingdom as well as our own.

There’s more to Japan than sushi and Sapporo. Here's five of the best experiences to sample in the Land of the Rising Sun.

Looking forward to a summer break? Sand and sea, or maybe camping in a national park – whatever the backdrop, it's going to be different this year.

Social distancing, herd immunity, self-isolation – COVID-19 has given us a new vocabulary.

Plane spotters were surprised to see an A380 superjumbo take off and then land again after 20 minutes, then do it a second time.

Here are five things you need to know about protecting your travel booking in an age of uncertainty.

Right now, remote tropical islands look more enticing than ever. Take a tour of these small wonders.

Most countries are allowing their citizens to depart at will. So why can't we?

Although most have been ironed out over the past hundred years, there are still a few wrinkles in Australia's state borders.

As airlines start to recover from the pandemic lockdowns and rebuild their customer base, seat designers have got their creative juices flowing.

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