Gourmet Traveller

THE SHAPE OF THINGS

Close to home

Border closures forced us to look inwards in 2020, driving a boom for regional and domestic tour operators. This year will see Australians continue to stay close to home, as we explore the rich and varied offerings of our own backyard, from humid tropics and rich red deserts to horizon-spanning beaches and humming cities. Cruise the rugged coastline of Tasmania; bask in the glory of Uluru; swim with great whites in Port Lincoln; or perhaps snap a selfie with a quokka on Rottnest Island (pictured). Across the Tasman, our equally spectacular neighbour,

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