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Each delegate is required to make their
own travel arrangements.
Domestic Air Travel The
major domestic airlines in Australia are Qantas,
Virgin Blue and Jetstar. All three airlines travel
between major Australian cities.
Rental Cars
All major Australian rental car companies have offices
at the Brisbane airport. It is recommended that advance
reservations be made for rental cars at all times.
Transport to Venue
The Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre is approximately
25 minutes drive from Brisbane airport and is within
easy reach of public transport and a number of additional
options.
| CityTrain |
The Brisbane
Convention & Exhibition
Centre has a train stop on-site providing
fast and direct access for delegates. |
| River Ferries |
3 minutes to ferry terminal stopping at key hotels
and tourist attractions. |
| Buses |
Bus stop available within walking distance from
the Convention Centre. |
| Taxis |
Taxi rank located at the
Centre’s main
entrance. |
| Car Parking |
Secure, under-cover parking for 1600 vehicles. |
The Centre is within easy walking distance from hotels
in the city centre, South Brisbane and the central business
district.
Visas
All travellers to Australia, other than Australian
and New Zealand citizens, are required to obtain
a Visa to travel to Australia.
Depending on your current country of passport, you are
encouraged to apply for the appropriate visa 4-6
weeks before departure for Australia. Your passport must
have
a minimum of six months validity. The Business
Visit Visa allows people attending conferences and meetings
in Australia to make a short visit of up to three
months.
For more information see:
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/business/business-visit-visa-options.htm
Insurance
Registration fees do not include insurance of
any kind. It is strongly recommended that delegates
take
out their own travel and medical insurance prior
to attending the Conference. The NATSHIP 2007 Organising
Committee
and Conference Secretariat do not take any responsibility
for any delegate failing to insure.
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