2016 Australasian Sexual Health Conference and 2016 Australasian HIV&AIDS Conference
 

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

All domestic airlines fly into Adelaide. Make sure you keep an eye out on their website for sale fare prices.

International Travel

Adelaide Airport has gone through an extensive refurbishment and expansion over recent years and now has a number of international airlines flying directly to Adelaide including:

Virgin Australia

Thanks to Virgin Australia, discount flights are available through their booking panel, please click on the link below:


Discounts available are:
• Domestic Business: upto 10% Virgin Australia Domestic Business class fare
• Domestic Flexi: upto 10% Virgin Australia Domestic Flexi fare
• Domestic Saver upto 10 % Virgin Australia Domestic Saver fare (excluding tactical and Sale fares)

For your reference the sale period is 07/06/2016 – midnight 18/11/2016 and the travel period is 07/11/2016 – midnight 25/11/2016.

All fares purchased using the Event Direct booking tile are subject to the fare type terms and conditions provided on the Virgin Australia website.

Getting From the Airport

Buses

If you wish to use public transport to/ from Adelaide Airport, Adelaide Metro offers an express double decker bus service called JetExpress between the airport and the city.

Adelaide Metro also offers a convenient JetBus service to Glenelg, West Beach and the City, servicing all stops en route.
Both JetExpress and JetBus are Metroticket services. Single trip and daytrip tickets can be purchased from bus drivers.

Airport City Shuttle offers a Door to Door service from Adelaide Airport to Adelaide Hotels, Businesses and covering all suburbs if booked in advance. Group discounts are available. On arrival please make your way to the Information and Tourism Bookings Booth located on the ground floor of the terminal in a central location and a City Shuttle driver will meet you. The cost is $10 per person each way. Contact City Shuttle for more information on 0433 533 718.

Taxis

There is a designated taxi rank located at the left of the pedestrian plaza as you walk out of the terminal. Concierges provide a safe environment and allocate taxis to passengers. They can also organise taxis with baby capsules, wheelchair access, five-seaters and maxi taxis for larger groups or station wagons for large amounts of baggage. There is a $2 levy added to fares for taxis leaving the airport.

For more information on how to get from the airport. Please visit Adelaide Airport Website.

If you are driving from the airport and need directions to the Convention Centre please visit the Adelaide Convention Centre Website.

Parking

If you are driving to Adelaide Convention Centre, there are two undercover car parking options; North Terrace (400 spaces) and Riverbank (500 spaces) car parks. Both are located directly under the Centre and are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Clearance is 2.0 metres and automated payment stations accept credit/debit cards (1.5% surcharge for Visa, Mastercard, Diners and Amex).

Access and facilities for people with disabilities are provided throughout the Centre. All car parks and buildings are wheelchair accessible.

Due to the redevelopment construction works, some parts of the carparks are harder to access at the moment – we recommend using the North Terrace carpark rather than Riverbank, as North Terrace has disability parking close to the exit and the lifts. Maximum height is 2.0 meters.

For a detailed parking map please visit Adelaide Convention Centre Website.

Public Transport

Taxi ranks are located on North Terrace and Morphett Bridge, right on the doorstep of the Central and West Buildings of Adelaide Convention Centre.

Adelaide Railway Station is located 2 minutes walking distance from the Convention Centre as well as the Tram Stop.

Adelaide offers a Free City Connector Bus and the Convention Centre is also a designated pick up and drop off point for Adelaide Free Bikes.