The capital of the ‘Sunshine State’ of Queensland, Brisbane is well known in Australia for its cultural institutions, but it's also an increasingly popular destination for business travellers, both from the West and the East.

Brisbane is the third biggest city in Australia and is increasing more and more people, visiting for both business and pleasure!

Most major Australian businesses have an office in the city, as do multiple international corporations, often due to Australia’s time zones falling between close of business in the USA and the start of trading in Europe.

Some of the major companies that are based in Brisbane include Flight Centre, Virgin Australia and Credit Union Australia (CUA).

But aside from business, there’s a great deal to see and do in Brisbane, especially around the South Bank cultural precinct, where you’ll find the Queensland Museum and Sciencentre and the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art.

You’re also sure to see Mount Coot-tha looming over the city, which offers great views, as well as being home to the city’s Botanic Gardens.

As one of the oldest cities in Australia, Brisbane is a perfect example of Queenslander architecture and you can definitely see the city’s heritage when walking the streets.

Brisbane also serves as a gateway to the rest of the state of Queensland, including popular tourist resorts such as the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast, so be sure to check out our business class fares if you’re heading to either of those destinations too.

Why fly business class?

So why choose to fly business class on your trip to Brisbane? The main benefit of travelling business class is that you arrive at your destination feeling much more relaxed and refreshed, thanks to benefits such as a seat which folds fully back into a bed and a gourmet food service.

These benefits are great no matter where you’re flying to, but when you’re flying such great distances as you will be doing on a trip to Brisbane, it makes even more sense to go for that extra level of comfort if you can afford to.

Popular Routes

Situated right on the east coast of Australia, there are no direct flights from the UK to Brisbane, so you’ll need to catch a connecting flight along the way.

Flights to Brisbane from the UK travel both west (via North America) and east (via Asia) and popular airports that airlines use for connections to Brisbane include Los Angeles, Dubai, Singapore and more, with flights taking anywhere from 22 hours and more, depending on your exact route.

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So, if you’re travelling Down Under to Brisbane and want to arrive in style, why not check out our range of business class fares here at Globehunters.

Also, remember that we can also assist you in booking your hotel and car hire for your trip too if you should require them.

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