Travel Advice
Planning Your Trip to Melbourne: International Delegate Travel Information
We look forward to welcoming delegates to Melbourne this September. While Australia remains open and accessible to international visitors, ongoing conflicts in some regions may continue to affect global travel, including airline schedules, flight routes and, in some cases, airfares. Travellers transiting through major international hubs may wish to allow some flexibility in their travel plans and check for airline updates before departure.
While most travellers are unlikely to experience significant disruption, being aware of any developments can help ensure a smooth journey. The Australian Government advises travellers to check the latest travel advice for their destination and transit points, monitor airline updates and ensure they have appropriate travel insurance in place. Travellers connecting through major Middle Eastern hubs may experience route changes, schedule adjustments or longer travel times.
In addition to flights, some other common Australian Government recommendations for international visitors include:
- Ensure you have the appropriate visa and travel documentation for entry into Australia. You can find more information here:
Visa Finder - Arrange suitable travel insurance that covers you for unforeseen circumstances, including flight cancellations or trip interruptions tied to global conflicts.
- Familiarise yourself with Australia’s customs and biosecurity requirements before departure. On entry you must declare any food, plant material, seeds, animal products, or wood articles on your Incoming Passenger Card.
For the latest travel advice and information on international travel conditions, please visit the Australian Government’s official travel advisory service, Smartraveller: Website
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