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City FactsQueensland's vibrant capital, Brisbane, is a laid-back city with a cosmopolitan attitude. Great year-round weather, a rich and varied arts and culture scene, and excellent drinking and dining options are fast making 'Brissie' the place to live. Situated along the Brisbane River, the city is a mix of old and new. Older heritage buildings such as the Town Hall grace the central business district (CBD), and impressive modern monuments such as the Gallery of Modern Art stand proudly along the water's edge. The diverse neighbourhoods are perfect for exploring on foot and there's an abundance of green spaces. Brisbane is a diverse city - a green city with a perfect climate. It is a growing city with one of the fastest growing economies in Australia. It is a city of many small quirks from having our very own style of building (the ‘Queenslander’) to creating a swimming beach right in the middle of the central business district. AirportsBNE - Brisbane Airport Ground TransportationAirport
Transfer Conference HotelIn the heart of Brisbane, The Sebel & Citigate King George Square is perfect for both the business and leisure traveller, in close proximity to the business and shopping districts and all that wonderful Brisbane has to offer. Be tempted and succumb to an alluring experience at Bistro Allure or the stylish and funky KG Bar. With panoramic views of the historic City Hall, the exciting Bistro Allure Brisbane Restaurant features a unique open planned kitchen and traditional wood-fired pizza oven and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Relax at KG Bar with a sleek and stylish atmosphere, edgy furnishings, DJ on selected nights and an impressive wine and cocktail menu that makes this Brisbane Bar the place to be seen. AccommodationsA
limited number of rooms have been blocked at the Sebel & Citigate King
George Square for
the annual operations conference. Online reservations
must be received before 30th
April 2010
using the customized (dedicated) hotel reservation process to guarantee
the nightly conference rate of AUS
189 for
single and AUD 209 for double
occupancy. Reservations received after 4/30 may be eligible
for this discounted rate based on availability. Room rates
are available two days before the first day of the conference and two
days after the last day of the conference (based on
availability). All
credit card information must be provided to confirm reservations.
In order to receive this special conference rate, reservations must be
made via the AGIFORS reservation process, and
specifying the Conference/Event Code: AGIF1005. Registration InformationThe
registration fee
includes conference technical materials*, all scheduled meals and
social events outlined in the meeting agenda, and a full day excursion
(*delegate registration only).
The early registration fee before 30th
April 2010 is USD 250
per
(airline, or academic)
delegate, USD 500 per industry
delegate, and USD
750 per vendor
delegate.
Registration fees received after this date will be considered late and
will incur a USD 75 late fee, no exceptions.
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