Venue & Location
International Convention Centre Sydney
(ICC Sydney)
Address: 14 Darling Dr, Sydney NSW 2000
Situated at the intersection of Sydney’s academic, cultural and technology precincts, International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney) affords delegates, exhibitors and visitors convenient access to Australia’s most cosmopolitan city. The emerging financial, dining and retail precinct of Barangaroo is nearby; there are numerous galleries, theatres and concert halls within easy reach; and the bustling city centre is only a short walk away.
GETTING HERE & AROUND
Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD) is located approximately 10 kilometers (about 6 miles) south of Darling Harbour, one of Sydney's premier waterfront locations and where ICC Sydney is located.
For detailed information on transport, access and parking, please refer to ICC Sydney’s Getting Here page.
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Train
Airport Link: The Airport Link train provides a quick and convenient way to travel from Sydney Airport to Darling Harbour.
Route: From the airport, you can take the train from either the Domestic or International terminal to Central Station. At Central Station, transfer to a train heading towards Town Hall Station, which is a short walk from Darling Harbour.
Duration: The journey typically takes around 20-30 minutes in total.
Frequency: Trains run frequently, approximately every 10 minutes.
Bus
Route 400: Travels from Bondi Junction to Burwood via Sydney Airport. Transfer at Mascot Station or Rockdale Station for a train towards the city. The trip takes approximately 45 minutes to an hour, depending on transfer times and traffic.
Route 420: Operates between Eastgardens and Burwood, passing through Sydney Airport. Transfer at Mascot Station for a more direct route to Darling Harbour. The trip takes approximately 45 minutes to an hour, depending on connections.
Use the Transport for NSW website and its Trip Planner tool for detailed bus route information and schedules.
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Airport Shuttle Buses: Companies like Sydney Airporter, Redy2Go, and Airbus offer shared shuttle services. Shuttles can be booked online in advance or at the airport upon arrival. Tickets typically costs between AUD $15-25 per person, depending on the provider and destination. Travel time is usually around 30-45 minutes, but can vary based on traffic and the number of stops along the way.
Private Transfers: Private shuttle services or chauffeur-driven cars can be booked for a more personalized experience. Companies like Jayride, Mozio, and local operators offer these services. Generally more expensive than shared shuttles, ranging from AUD $50-100 or more, depending on the level of service.
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Apply for your visa well in advance to avoid any last-minute delays. We recommend participants should apply for their visa’s prior to the close of early bird registration
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Frequency and Availability
Daily Flights: Major routes like those from Los Angeles, Singapore, and London often have multiple daily flights, providing flexibility in scheduling.
Weekly Flights: Some routes may offer several flights per week instead of daily, particularly from smaller or less frequent hubs.
Booking and Convenience
Online Booking: Flights can be easily booked online through airline websites, travel agencies, or flight comparison platforms.
Direct Services: Many airlines offer direct, non-stop services, reducing travel time and the hassle of layovers.
Sydney
Sydney is home to the world’s largest natural harbour and more than 100 beaches — places that inspire, connect and create meaningful experiences. Wander the foreshore to admire the iconic sails of the Opera House and the dramatic arches of the Harbour Bridge, then step into neighbourhoods where harbourside parks, bustling markets and leafy cafés set the pace. Take a ferry to discover hidden coves, sea-bird chatter and panoramic cityscapes; stroll coastal pathways where ocean vistas meet sculpted cliffs; or lounge on golden sands and let the surf, sun and salt air reset your rhythm. From sunrise yoga on a quiet beach to evening dining with harbour lights reflected in the water, Sydney’s coastal and harbour settings make every visit memorable — inviting you to connect with nature, community and culture at your own pace.
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Sydney Harbour Bridge
Sydney Harbour Bridge is one of the world’s most recognisable landmarks. Not only is it the largest steep arch bridge on the planet, but it also spans one of the globe’s finest natural harbours. Affectionately named the ‘Coathanger’ by locals, it’s an intrinsic part of the city; you can walk, drive or cycle across it and even climb to its peak for incredible views.
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Sydney Opera House
An icon of modern architecture set on Bennelong Point, the Sydney Opera House dazzles with sail‑like shells against the harbour. Enjoy guided tours that reveal its history, design and behind‑the‑scenes performance spaces, or book a concert, opera or theatre show for a memorable cultural night. Nearby Circular Quay offers ferries, waterfront dining and superb harbour views—perfect for photos at sunrise or sunset.
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Dharawal National Park Walking Tour
Sixty minutes from Sydney’s CBD, discover the ancient landscapes of Dharawal National Park on guided walking tours that showcase rugged sandstone escarpments, tranquil rainforest pockets, and cascading waterfalls. Knowledgeable local guides share Indigenous cultural insights, flora and fauna identification, and safety tips for navigating sandstone plateaus and creeklines. Walks suit a range of fitness levels, from gentle strolls to more challenging hikes, and emphasise Leave No Trace principles. Ideal for anyone seeking connection to Country, birdwatching, geology and seasonal wildflower displays. Booking recommended for small-group experiences and to confirm track conditions.
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Ferry to Manly Beach
Catch the ferry from Circular Quay for a scenic 20–30 minute ride to Manly Beach. Ferries run frequently throughout the day; check the timetable at the wharf for exact departures. Enjoy harbour views including the Opera House and Harbour Bridge as you travel. On arrival, the wharf opens straight onto Manly Corso — a short walk to the beach, cafes, shops and surf hire. Ferries accept contactless payment and public transport cards; allow extra time in peak periods. Return services run until late evening, with increased frequency on weekends and public holidays.
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Royal Botanic Garden
The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney is a 30-hectare urban oasis beside Sydney Harbour, featuring historic landscapes, curated plant collections and sweeping views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Established in 1816, it showcases native Australian flora and significant international specimens, with themed gardens, seasonal displays and conservation programs. Visitors can enjoy guided walks, educational exhibitions, scenic picnic lawns and tranquil waterfront paths, all within easy reach of the city centre.
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Art Gallery of New South Wales
The Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney is one of Australia’s leading public galleries, housing an extensive collection of Australian, Indigenous, Asian and European art. Set in scenic Parkes by the Royal Botanic Garden, the gallery offers rotating exhibitions, special programs, guided tours and educational events for all ages. Its landmark building blends historic and contemporary architecture, providing vibrant cultural experiences and insights into art, history and creativity.
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Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk
The Bondi to Coogee coastal walk is a scenic 6-kilometre clifftop trail offering spectacular ocean views, golden beaches, rock pools and coastal parks. Popular with locals and visitors alike, the route passes iconic Bondi Beach, Tamarama, Bronte and Clovelly before finishing at relaxed Coogee. Benches, cafes and picnic spots along the way make it suitable for leisurely strolls, fitness walks or short breaks to enjoy whale and dolphin sightings in season. The path is well maintained but includes stairs and uneven sections, so wear comfortable shoes and bring water and sun protection.
