Michael Gebicki

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

Australians contribute more per capita to aviation CO2 emissions than just about any other nationality. But do we have viable alternatives?

A road death and it's mysterious aftermath is a tale of tragedy, magic, and divine inspiration that could only happen in India.

Over the past 10 years, the number of Australians heading to Japan has grown more than 300 per cent.

They tried discouraging it, then dismantling it, but 'Bradonia' won the day.

Qantas kicked a hornet's nest when it decided to start enforcing its own dress code for business and first-class lounges.

Ever seen an out-of-control gondola? There's a good reason why.

Serene in stone, reclining in rock, blissful in bronze and ... enormous.

Made a mistake when you typed your name into an online flight booking? Not uncommon. Can it be changed? It'll cost you.

This whopper is more than twice the height of New York's Statue of Liberty.

Airline pyjamas are really comfortable. Loose, shapeless, elastic waistband, 100 per cent soft cotton usually – what's not to like?

The melodious "Aotearoa" sounds a lot more pleasing than "New Zealand".

By the end of the decade, four-engine planes like the Boeing 747 and Airbus A380 will be fading away.

For some, eating is a life and death sport.

More Americans are heading to foreign destinations.

if you happen to be in the path of this, it could be one of the more memorable moments in your life.

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