Business Class Flights to Sydney

Sydney is Australia’s largest city and is frequently visited by business people looking to trade with companies located there. The city also boasts several large conference centres, stadiums and business parks that are used everyday by businesses.
Its cosmopolitan lifestyle makes Sydney popular with all sorts of cultures. One of the largest industries in the city is tourism, with millions of visitors arriving every year. Bondi Beach, The Harbour Bridge and The Opera House are just a few of its most popular attractions.

Flying Business Class to Sydney from UK

The main entry point to Sydney is the Kingsford Smith International Airport and it is located about 10 miles outside the city centre.
There are countless airlines that fly to Sydney everyday. You can easily book business class flights to Sydney with the following:

• China Airlines: Flies from London Heathrow to Sydney (or vice versa)
• Thai Airways: Flies from London Heathrow to Sydney (or vice versa)
• KLM: Flies from Glasgow to Sydney (or vice versa)
• Korean Air: Flies from London Heathrow to Sydney (or vice versa)
• Air China: Flies from London Heathrow to Sydney (or vice versa)
• Etihad Airways: Flies from London Heathrow to Sydney (or vice versa)
• China Eastern Airline: Flies from London Heathrow to Sydney (or vice versa)
• Emirates: Flies from Glasgow to Sydney (or vice versa)
• Singapore Airlines: Flies from Manchester to Sydney (or vice versa)
• Virgin Atlantic: Flies from London Heathrow to Sydney (or vice versa)
• Getting Around for Business Travellers to Sydney

Taxis operate 24 hours a day from the airport and can be hailed at any time in and around the city centre. There are also companies providing limousine services, if you require this service.
Vehicle rentals are also available and can be collected at the airport. Just remember that parking in the city is expensive and there are tolls in and out of the city.
There is also a train that runs to and from the airport during the day, which is relatively inexpensive.

Useful Information for Business Travellers to Sydney

The Australian dollar is the main currency and can be exchanged in the airport, money exchange centres and at most banks. There are ATM’s all round the city and in most convenience stores, but you should be aware that most come with a charge.
Sydney is widely known for its love for music and arts, and this is precisely the reason why you will see a lot of art galleries and museums in the city. It also hosts several festivals every year such as the Biennale of Sydney, Big Day Out, the Great Escape, Sydney Comedy Festival, Sydney Film Festival, Tropfest, Sydney Festival, and a whole lot more. That’s if you get time between your business meetings
The summer time in Sydney is between November and February, where it gets very hot in the city. It is also the busiest time for tourists, so you should try and plan your business trip around these times if you can.

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