Airline Partner
As our airline partner, Flight Centre Business Travel can offer conference delegates:
- Guaranteed savings
- Group flight arrangements
- Global buying power
- Simple seamless booking process
Step by Step Booking Process
- Save the travel request form to your desktop, complete it and email to josh.zuker@fcbt.com.au. Josh will respond within 24 hours with a quote
- Upon confirmation of booking, payment will be required. Method of payments are:
- Via credit card utilising the credit card authorisation form. This form must be completed and either faxed to +61 3 9598 3762 or scanned and emailed to josh.zuker@fcbt.com.au.
- Electronic funds transfer into the Flight Centre Business Travel Bank account (email Josh for details).
- Your booking will then be processed and a receipt, invoice and electronic ticket itinerary will be emailed to you.
For further information please contact Josh Zuker, Account Manager, Flight Centre Business Travel via email. josh.zuker@fcbt.com.au or tel. +61 3 9598 5614.
For 24 hour ASSIST within Australia, please contact 1300 131 285 or +61 7 3011 7821 outside of Australia.
Basic terms and conditions: Please note that airfares are subject to change at any time until full payment is received. Prices quoted are subject to availability. Changes may incur forfeit of original fare and purchase of new fare. This will be advised upon confirmation. If you may require an airfare that allows flexibility, please ensure you advise Josh so he can quote you the most suitable airfare. The lowest priced airfares may not allow flexibility.
Business Visitor VISA Information
All Travellers to Australia must have a valid visa before boarding their plane; they cannot apply for a visa on arrival. Conference participants will require either a Short Validity Business ETA or a Business (Short Stay) visa. For further information download the Business Visitor Visa Information Guide and the eVisitor fact sheet.
Quarantine & Customs Information
Food, plant cuttings, seeds, nuts or anything made of wood, plant or animal materialfrom overseas (including gifts, souvenirs and trade samples) may contain pests and diseases that could devastate Australia’s native wildlife, environment, tourism andagriculture industries.
You must declare all quarantine items on your Incoming Passenger Card on arrival in Australia. It is a legal document. If you don’t declare or dispose of quarantine items - or if you make a false declaration - you are breaking the law and could face a $220 on-the-spot fine or prosecution.
For more information, including quarantine treatments and fumigants, please visit the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service website or alternatively, download the Quarantine & Customs Information brochure.
