Experience Australia’s Playground with Business Class Flights to Brisbane

The East Coast of Australia has to be one of the most beautiful places on Earth. With Just Fly Business, you can enjoy this part of the world with our business class flights to Brisbane. Use the city as a hub to explore the Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast and Fraser Islands.

Whether travelling for business or leisure, this vibrant city on the Brisbane River is the perfect gateway to Australia. Visiting friends and family in Queensland, or having a meeting with one of the many international businesses in the city centre, we can help source cheap business class flights to Brisbane so that your trip begins in the best way possible.

Brisbane

Business Class Flights to Brisbane

• Business class flights from £3,030
• First class flights from £4,441

Visit Australia’s family-friendly playground with business class flights to Brisbane. With picture-perfect beaches and theme parks to championship golf courses and wildlife, you will want to ensure you arrive ready for adventure. By flying business class to Brisbane you make the journey as enjoyable as the destination.

Our main goal is to always provide our customers with the very best service as well as cheap business class flights to Brisbane. We are able to provide you with a personal travel consultant for your organisation and schedule everything from your UK to Brisbane flight as well as any transfers, accommodation and car rental.

We place an emphasis on customer service and will do everything in our power to ensure that you enjoy your business flights to Brisbane. At Just Fly Business, we know that the combination of great service and a fantastic experience means you will come back to us in the future, so we will take care of you from start to finish and make the booking process simple.

Things to see in Brisbane

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Southbank

Visit the cultural heart of this riverside city on your luxury holiday, with numerous interactive museums, theatres and the Gallery of Modern Art all nestled along the banks of the Brisbane River. This district is interspersed with parks and even has a sandy lagoon to paddle in which is popular with locals and tourists alike in the sub-tropical climate.

During the evening, the area around the Queensland Performing Arts Centre and Brisbane Convention Centre is lively with scheduled performances and expos, as well as chic dining options.

Moreton Island

Experience one of Australia’s largest sand islands by taking the fast catamaran to Moreton Island for the day. With the majority of the island consisting of national park, this ecosystem is an excellent opportunity to stretch the legs and walk through pristine coastal and tropical flora to one of the freshwater lakes, the perfect place to cool off in clear, glassy waters!

There are stunning white sandy beaches to relax on, the world’s largest sand dune, and even the chance to hand-feed wild dolphins or see migrating Humpback whales from June to November; this slice of paradise is a world away from the bustle of the city of Brisbane.

Things to Do in Brisbane

Suncorp Stadium

Like most Australians, Queenslanders are a sports mad bunch! But unlike most Australians, their sport of choice is Rugby League. During the March to October season, the home team, the Brisbane Broncos, hold matches at Suncorp Stadium, but the rivalry between the Queensland Maroons and New South Wales Blues reaches boiling point between May and June in the annual State of Origin series.

If rugby league is of interest, the atmosphere at one of these games is unbeatable!

Queen Street Mall

Holidays to Brisbane aren’t complete without a trip to the premier shopping district – a pedestrianised zone in the city centre with Queen Street Mall at its heart. The surrounding area is home to a blend of the business district with towering skyscrapers, and historic buildings such as the former Treasury Building and City Hall, making a lovely area to explore on foot.

To the south of the central district lies the Botanic Gardens, protruding out into the Brisbane River and an oasis from the noise and chaos of the surrounding city.

Insider’s Tip: The City Hall offers free tours up their clock tower for spectacular 360 degree views of the city and river. They run between 10am and 5pm, 7 days a week!

Brisbane’s Business Venues

Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre

Located in the heart of the Southbank and surrounded by theatres, restaurants, and galleries, this large purpose-built venue offers business spaces from boardrooms to exhibition halls to suit your needs. The Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre is easily accessible and the high level of service is evident in the catering options available.

Sofitel Brisbane Central

To the north of Brisbane’s city centre and adjacent to the Central Train Station, Sofitel Brisbane Central is perfectly situated for any of your business needs. With spaces that can cater from 14 to over 1000 guests, Sofitel’s style and class are exhibited in every detail, from cuisine to in-room technology.

Brisbane’s Nearby Cities

The Gold Coast

Known as the “theme park capital of Australia”, the Gold coast is a blend of family fun, business skyscrapers, exciting nightlife, and wide sandy beaches. Located just over an hour south of Brisbane, Surfers Paradise contains international hotel chains, world-renowned chefs, and boutique shopping to satisfy any tastes.

Insider’s Tip: Keep the kids entertained with a 3 Park Pass to SeaWorld, MovieWorld, and Wet & Wild!

The Sunshine Coast

The northern cousin to the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Coast is a more relaxed resort-style destination to escape the bustle of the city. With tropical beaches and secluded coves, and at just over an hour north of Brisbane, it is the perfect option for couples looking for pool and beachside retreat.

Alternatively, Australia Zoo is situated only 30 minutes from the coast and has entertainment for the whole family. Showcasing Australia’s native fauna from Echidnas to Crocodiles, you can get up close and personal with the animals. Crikey!

Fraser Island & The Whitsundays

Further afield and a short domestic flight from Brisbane are the idyllic islands of Fraser Island and the Whitsunday Islands. An undisturbed natural oasis, Fraser Island offers opportunities for exploring the lakes, bushland, and sandy beaches on foot or by four-wheel-drive, and remains the only place to see pure Dingoes in the wild!

The Whitsunday Islands are a true paradise and a gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. With 74 individual islands covered in lush tropical rainforest, it offers accommodations from the Reef View Hotel on Hamilton Island to the luxurious One & Only on Hayman Island.

Insider’s Tip: Take a flight over the Great Barrier Reef to see the magnificent Whitehaven Beach and the world famous Heart Reef before snorkelling or diving the reef itself!

What to Expect with Business Class Flights to Brisbane

With a flight time of over 20 hours from the UK, making sure that you are comfortable, relaxed, and able to get some decent sleep is essential when flying to Brisbane. The ability to stretch out in a business class seat with ample room and storage, coupled with a-la-carte dining and business class lounge access both before you fly and in your connections, all adds up to a much smoother and more comfortable journey.

On top of this, the biggest benefit of business class flights to Brisbane is being able to recline into a fully flat bed with luxury amenities which allows you to get the maximum amount of sleep en route. Arriving into Brisbane refreshed and ready for your business meeting or first day of holiday means no wasted time while you recuperate from the flight, making the most of your time there.

Which Airlines Fly Business Class to Brisbane

With a guaranteed connection somewhere from the UK to Brisbane, the choice comes down to airline preference and if you prefer to connect through a specific airport. Flying Emirates business class through Dubai will mean you can utilise the free chauffeur service in both the UK and Australia while choosing Korean Air business class offers a free stopover hotel on the return flight to break up the journey in Seoul.

Alternatively, Cathay Pacific and Singapore Airlines both have the quickest flight times and connections, as well as both being 5 star airlines. If flight time is not the most important thing, you may be able to get a great deal on a business class flight to Brisbane if you have two brief connections, one in Europe with KLM with services available from regional UK airports also, and then a second in the Middle East or Asia.

Brisbane Fast Facts

• Currency = Australian Dollar (AUD)
• Time Zone = GMT + 10 hours (The UK is 10 hours behind Brisbane)
• Fly From = All major UK airports.
• Hottest Months = Warm to hot all year round but especially in the wet season of December, January, February and March.
• Foreign Office travel advice for Australia