Arrival in Sydney
International conventioneers coming to Sydney have the choice of bus, rail, taxi or rental-car transport to the city area direct from both the International and domestic arrivals terminals.
During the pre-convention period, Volunteer greeters will be on hand to welcome you and to assist with your ground transport enquiries at the airport.
Getting around
Many of the convention hotels are within walking distance of the convention venues. You can also get around the convention precinct at Darling Harbour by monorail, lightrail, bus, ferry, taxi and water-taxi. Underground car parking is available at Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre in Darling Harbour. Delegates are encouraged to use public transport to get around.
During the convention, shuttle-bus services will run between official convention hotels and the convention venue.
Public transport in Sydney
The best way to travel while you're in Sydney is by public transport.
A free CBD shuttle bus service, Route 555, operates throughout the City please go to www.sydneybuses.info/free-cbd-shuttle.htm for more information.
Each weekday between 7am and 7pm all Sydney Buses services throughout Sydney's CBD are PrePay-only, so no bus tickets will be sold on board. View where to purchase tickets at www.myzone.nsw.gov.au/store_locator.html
Planning your trip by bus, rail and ferry is easy at www.131500.com.au or by calling 131500.
Driving in New South Wales
If you're planning to drive during your stay, you should familiarise yourself with the road rules.
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International tourists and visitors driving in New South Wales (NSW) must observe the licence requirements for visitors.
- Remember to carry your licence with you when you are driving. There is an on-the-spot fine for not having your licence with you.
- Your licence must be written in English, or, if the licence is not English, carry an English translation or an International Driving Permit.
Click on the following links for more information on driving in NSW and Australia:
