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Destinations

The variety and depth of Australian destinations means you'll never run out of inspiration.

From urban hubs like Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane to the unique landscapes of Uluru and the tropical islands of the Whitsundays, Australia offers endless variety and experiences you can't have anywhere else on Earth.

Discover more about our business events destinations, including venues and activities, knowledge hubs and accommodation options. We've also got sample itineraries to give you ideas on how to make your own business event in Australia the best yet.

Want to talk to one of our team for more ideas? Contact your local Business Events Australia representative today.

Sailing on Sydney Harbour, Sydney © Tourism Australia

Sydney

Sydney boast one of the best-known harbours on the planet, and offers so much more besides. Australia’s largest and oldest city has a strong multicultural history, great outdoor experiences, proximity to famous beaches, and a diverse dining scene.

Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast, QLD

Gold Coast

Stretching out over the southeast coast of Queensland, the Gold Coast is the ultimate city and beach combination. Discover an adventure playground to inspire and reward your team.

Federation Square, Melbourne, VIC © Visit Victoria

Melbourne

With a strong cultural offering including galleries, festivals and major events as well as some of the world's best restaurants, Melbourne is an innovative city capable of delivering extraordinary business events.

Kayaking at Riverlife, Brisbane, QLD © Tourism Australia

Brisbane

Australia's third largest city offers urban sophistication combined with and enviable proximity to a whole range of aquatic and nature experiences.

Fitzroy Island, QLD © TTNQ

Cairns

The northern Queensland city of Cairns is renowned for its tropical climate and easy access to the World Heritage listed Great Barrier Reef and Wet Tropics Rainforest.

Noosa National Park, Sunshine Coast, QLD © Paul Smith Images

Sunshine Coast

With lush mountain ranges, subtropical rainforest, surf beaches and the world’s largest sand island, the Sunshine Coast offers an outstanding natural environment for incentive events.

Adelaide Convention Centre, SA © Simon Casson

Adelaide

Surrounded by wine regions, beaches and South Australia's largest mountain range, Adelaide offers a range of experiences and venues for your next business event.

Uluru, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, NT © Tourism Australia

Uluru

Rising above the surrounding ochre-coloured desert Uluru, and nearby Kata Tjuta are some of Australia’s most famous natural icons. They are also central to the culture of the local Anangu Aboriginal people.

Elizabeth Quay, Perth, Western Australia © The Scene Team

Perth

Perth is situated on Australia’s south west coast, between fertile wine regions in the south west and the iconic Australian outback to the north.

Hobart Waterfront, Hobart, TAS © Tourism Tasmania / Samuel Shelley

Hobart

Premium wine regions, luxury lodges and an abundance of fresh seafood and other gourmet ingredients create a tasty recipe for incentive groups to savour in Hobart.

Hot Air Ballooning, Canberra, ACT © Visit Canberra

Canberra

As the nation's capital, Canberra offers access to some of Australia’s most prestigious venues, including national galleries, museums and government buildings.

Townsville City, Townsville, QLD © Townsville Enterprise

Townsville

A sub-tropical destination with easy access to the Great Barrier Reef, rainforests, outback towns and nearby islands, Townsville offers plenty of variety and unique experiences.

Darwin, NT © Tourism NT

Darwin

Darwin, the capital of the Northern Territory, is Australia's only tropical city. In close proximity to South East Asia, it has a long history as a cultural and culinary melting pot.

Glen Helen Gorge, West MacDonnell Ranges, NT © Tourism NT

Alice Springs

Nestled at the foot of the MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia, Alice Springs is home to dramatic landscapes, indigenous experiences and awe-inspiring desert adventures.

Heart Reef, Whitsundays, QLD, © Tourism and Events Queensland

Whitsundays

With 74 islands in the World Heritage–listed Great Barrier Reef, the Whitsundays offer an unbeatable opportunity to get up close and personal to one of the wonders of the world.

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Maleny long table dinner by Beyond Experiences overlooking Glass House Mountains, Sunshine Coast, QLD © 2016 Barry ALSOP Eyes Wide Open IMAGES

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True North cruise, the Kimberley, WA © North Star Cruises Australia

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Kangaroo at Lucky Bay, Cape Le Grand National Park © Tourism Australia

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