Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

South Bank Parkland – Brisbane
– image courtesy of Tourism & Events Queensland

Brisbane River, bridges at dusk
– image courtesy of Tourism & Events Queensland

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary – Brisbane
– image courtesy of Tourism & Events Queensland

Tangalooma Wrecks – Moreton Island
– image courtesy of Tourism & Events Queensland

South Bank Parkland – Brisbane
– image courtesy of Tourism & Events Queensland

unique conference precinct

WCTE 2025 was held at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC), one of Australia’s premier venues for events, exhibitions and conferences. Easily accessible by car, ferry, taxi and public transportation, it is located in the unique riverside cultural and lifestyle precinct at South Bank.

Home to Australia’s largest Gallery of Modern Art, more than 100 cafes and restaurants, South Bank is an inner-city oasis with green spaces, riverfront parkland, rainforest pockets and Australia’s only sand and swimming beach – complete with life-guards!

air access

Brisbane’s award-winning airport and superior infrastructure provide a smooth and warm welcome to Brisbane for visiting delegates. Brisbane’s International Terminal is serviced by 23 international carriers, offering over 300 direct flights to 34 international destinations each week. Brisbane Airport is just a 20-minute drive or Air Train from the city and Convention Centre.

affordable and accessible accommodation

There are 260 hotels and over 20,000 rooms in Brisbane. A 305-room hotel (Rydges South Bank Brisbane) is directly linked to the Centre and a 160-room hotel is located adjacent to the Centre (Novotel Brisbane South Bank), while 48 of the 260 hotels are within 2km or short walking distance of the Centre. Hotels are very affordable by world standards and range from five-star, serviced apartments and budget options.

outstanding international attractions

Brisbane’s ideal location as the capital of Australia’s premier tourist region, Queensland, presents the ideal opportunity for delegates to enjoy a microcosm of Australia’s iconic experiences. World heritage listed rainforests, amazing beaches, islands, wineries and Australia Zoo are all easily accessible within an hour of the city. You can even do day trips to the Great Barrier Reef from Brisbane.

For more tourist information please visit:

Visit Brisbane
Guide to Brisbane
Queensland.

optimum climate

Brisbane has more sunny days than Florida and warmer winter days than the Bahamas and offers an idyllic climate during WCTE 2025, which is being held during Brisbane’s winter. In winter Brisbane experiences warm, dry days and cool nights. Temperatures range between 11°C to 23°C, with the mornings and evenings being the coolest parts of the day, ideal for pre and post touring activities and social and leisure activities.

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