• Singapore Airlines
• Qantas Airways
• Cathay Pacific
• THAI
• Emirates
• China Southern
• Etihad
• Philippine Airlines
• Korean Air
• China Eastern
• Malaysia Airlines
• Air Canada
• EVA Air
• British Airways
• KLM

Currently there is no airline that offers non-stop flights to Brisbane from the UK. However, there are many reputable airlines offering indirect flights to travellers planning a visit to Brisbane from the UK. All of the above-mentioned companies are reputable airlines and quality service providers.

It takes a minimum time of 21 hours and 45 minutes to reach Brisbane from the Heathrow Airport. This is the shortest one-stop flight with Singapore Airlines that reaches Brisbane via Singapore. Flights definitely take longer if booked with a different airline or the itinerary involves more than one stopover.

The average flight time to Brisbane from London is 21hours 25minutes. 

Winter is considered to be the low-season in Brisbane. Winter sets in starting from the third week of June and remains so by the end of August. Travellers mostly look for cheap flights and low-cost accommodations during this time of the year.

Emirates offers affordable rates to travellers purchasing tickets with their airline. Emirates is by far the most preferred airline among those travelling on a tight budget. The airline provides value for money and its quality services are recognized worldwide.

• Sea World Gold Coast
• Queensland Gallery of Modern Art
• Treasury Casino
• Queensland Maritime Museum
• Glass House Mountains National Park

• Kings Beach
• Mooloolaba Beach
• Cylinder Beach
• Tangalooma Beach

Brisbane International Airport is located at a distance of approximately 13km, 8 miles northeast of Brisbane city center. 

Brisbane International Airport offers a number of convenient transportation options for reaching Brisbane city center. Taxis can easily be hailed from the taxi ranks located at both the domestic and international terminals of the airport. The taxi rank for the international terminal is located at the northern end of Arrivals on Level 2.Brisbane Airport applies an access fee of approximately $3.50to all pickups from the taxi ranks. Fares for the taxi ride are fixed and are charged by the meter. 

Two main rail lines are operating at Brisbane International Airport, one at the domestic terminal and the other ferrying passengers arriving at the international terminal. This is a more economical and convenient option of travelling to the city i.e. via the Airtrain. Airtrain links the airport to all the major city stations of Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Stops are made at Central, South Bank, Fortitude Valley and Roma Street stations. Journey time using this mode of transportation is approximately 20 minutes. Tickets for the airtrain can be purchased from the stations directly. 

A bus service is also available linking the two terminals of the airport. 

Many car rental company offices are also available at Brisbane International Airport making renting one's personal vehicle easy and convenient. 

Brisbane offers first-class public transportation options to make travelling around the city easy, fun and a pleasurable experience. Brisbane is also a pedestrian-friendly city with plenty of river and bridge walks making walking around the city a convenient option. Brisbane City Council has also recently launched bicycles for hire from different stations located across the city. The city's well-constructed and comprehensive sidewalks spread across the Central Business District (CBD) and beyond make travelling via bicycles a convenient and fun option. 

A quick and convenient way of getting around the city is via the taxis. Taxi ranks are located all across the city so it is easy hailing a cab anywhere in the city. Two main companies operating in Brisbane are the Yellow Cabs and the Black and White Cabs. Fares for the taxi are fixed and are charge by the meter and accept cash, credit and debit cards.Green Cabs have also been one of the latest additions in public transportation options available. These are rickshaws that offer eco-friendly and cheap modes of getting around. Green Cabs mostly operate between West End, South Bank, the CBD, Fortitude Valley and along the river.

Brisbane main public transportation options include CityCat ferries, buses and trains. A unified ticketing system called TransLink enables access to all these modes of transport. Brisbane's train station is located adjacent to the Convention Centre on Grey Street.Trains run every 10 to 30 minutes and therefore do not entail too much waiting at the station. This is also one of the fastest modes of getting around Brisbane city.Purchasing the smartcard called Go Card allows a comparatively cheaper mode of getting around Brisbane using all the modes of public transport. Fare will be deducted each time you board public transport. Brisbane also has a comprehensive network served by buses. Each bus will have a digital display of the route number and the intended end destination. Buses in Brisbane run every 15 to 20 minutes; or lesser when travelling to one of the popular routes of the city.   

Many car rental company offices are spread across the city. Hiring one's own vehicle is a more convenient option especially if your stay in the city is for a longer period of time. 

Brisbane offers a huge range of accommodation options ranging from indulgent 5-star hotels and resorts to great budget accommodations. When it comes to splurging on your hotel stay, Brisbane surely has no short of options. The Central Business District of Brisbane (CBD) boasts some of the finest hotels, resorts and boutique hotel accommodations. Ideally located centrally to all the major entertainment hubs and shopping centers of the city, CBD is perfect for anyone seeking to explore the best of the city. the high-end category also includes most of the leading international chain of luxury hotels specializing in comfort matched with an impeccable service. 

For those looking for budget accommodation options, looking outside the CBD is a good option. Accommodations here are well-equipped with the modern amenities and facilities and generally tend to be less expensive. 

the heartbeat of Australia, Brisbane has a modern elegance and dazzling beauty that is unique from all the other cities. With history that dates back to the 1800’s, the city is a host to several important historic wonders that is the perfect medicine for those who are craving for a taste of the thriving stories that Australia has to offer. There is no shortage of attractions in Brisbane, starting from the Alma Park Zoo to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and Lockyer Valley, there is something for everyone. 

Plan a romantic picnic near the glistening Brisbane River and revel in the sheer beauty of the surroundings. Indulge in a leisurely stroll or a bike ride up the park and breathe in the fresh air and the greenery that engulfs you. Hop onto a romantic cruise on the Brisbane River. The city is buzzing with natural wonders that provides for your need of getting close to nature. The Breaka Beach is one of the most famous man made lagoon beaches of the city that is a must see. This is where the magic happens, with sun and sand, your vacation would be hip and happening. 

If you are looking to explore the vibrant culture of Australia, then there is no place more perfect for the job except the Queensland Cultural Centre. With exquisite collections from the Queensland Museum, this Cultural Centre is a hub for exhibiting whales, dinosaurs, snakes, crabs, crocodiles and many other fascinating exhibitions. The South Bank is a cultural destination, however with the perfect mix of South Bank Parklands and Epicurious Garden makes this place the ideal place for a stroll in the park or an evening with your friends at a barbecue.

The art lovers will not be disappointed either. The Queensland Art Gallery is the king of all art galleries and an eye pleaser for even those who do not have a knack for art. To experience the best in live performances and music, head over to the Performing Arts Complex.

A coastline that stretches for miles and with spectacular beaches, the Sunshine Coast is located just a few miles north of the city. Home to the friendly kangaroos, giant land tortoises and the cuddly koalas, the Australian Zoo is the perfect definition of fun and adventure.  

Your ultimate ticket to nature’s haven is none other than the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. A truly memorable experience, the sanctuary is nestled amid the Brisbane River provides you with the opportunity to snap pictures and feed the Tasmanian devil. 

Meet the furry friends at the Kangaroo Point or view the city’s entire skyline at the Cliffs Café. The mere sight of the unmasked views of the crystal clear blue waters of the river, iconic attraction and the mountain ranges, Brisbane does not get any better than this. The star lit skies and the city gleaming with lights is a sight that should not be missed out on. Another sight that provides top notch panoramic views of the city is the Moreton Bay. Here, the Story Bridge is located which is a superstructure that thousands of people from all over the world come to visit. 

Itching for a night of fun? Then Brisbane has many festivals and art shows to keep you entertained. The Brisbane Powerhouse should be your go to place for entertainment. One of the absolute favorite attractions of the city is the Mount Coot-tha Botanical Gardens. 52 hectares of themed gardens and rainforests, the journey of exploring every inch if the botanical gardens is even more exciting no matter how many times one visits.