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Anthony Dennis

Anthony Dennis

Editor, travel

Anthony Dennis is editor, travel, at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.

Tiber Island and Fabricius Bridge on the river Tiber.

Rome’s forgotten river is actually home to some of its greatest sights

A river may run through its ancient heart, yet Rome’s citizens don’t think much of their answer to the Seine.

  • Anthony Dennis
An abundance of style care of London design-based house Thurstan.

Avoid the overtourism at this beautiful Barcelona escape

With a deceptively appealing location in El Born, Borneta is a smart choice. Its time has truly come.

  • Anthony Dennis
Aboard the Bernina Express, Switzerland.

Twelve days on trains in one of the world’s most spectacular destinations

Every hour is a peak hour aboard this grandest of grand rail tours.

  • Anthony Dennis
St Peter’s Church, its clock and the Limmat River.

Seven reasons Switzerland’s largest city is also its most underrated

This country may be known more for its towering peaks than its teeming cities, but its biggest urban hub Zurich is well worth a peek.

  • Anthony Dennis
La Terraza.

A superb stay in the heart of Spain’s capital

Be schooled in the magnificence of Madrid in this central hotel.

  • Anthony Dennis
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Carthage ruins on a sunny day.

This vibrant capital has some dazzling sights

With a rich and turbulent history, Tunis is flush with incredible protected ruins, bustling souks and beautiful coastal villages.

  • Anthony Dennis
US Border Control officers in Washington, DC. Entering the country is not as simple as it once was.

Entering the US has become more fraught. Here’s what you need to know

Planning a holiday to the United States? Here’s an overview of the strict new Trump administration-enforced immigration border measures.

  • Anthony Dennis
The sprawling Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental.

Love it or hate it, you’ll never forget a stay at these grandiose digs

Abu Dhabi’s sprawling Emirates Palace hotel is another world but due to its size, it can also feel a little like a lost world.

  • Anthony Dennis
“Enhanced vetting” is seeing some travellers turned away from the US at the border for unusual reasons.

An Australian was denied US entry for bizarre reasons. He’s not alone

One Australian traveller says he’s now $15,000 out of pocket after being denied entry to the US after “enhanced vetting”. His crime? Choosing a cheap fare.

  • Anthony Dennis
Rick’s Cafe in Casablanca.

The truth behind the location of one of Hollywood’s greatest films

It’s considered one of the greatest films ever made, but its iconic location has long struggled to live up to visitor expectations.

  • Anthony Dennis

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