Destination update: Brisbane’s Olympic transformation
As Brisbane prepares to host the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the city is undergoing significant transformation and development. With a detailed plan for Olympic venues and substantial infrastructure projects, Brisbane is ready to welcome the world with unparalleled opportunities across a range of industries.
Fuelled with this momentum, development includes new accommodation options at Queen’s Wharf and the Neville Bonner pedestrian bridge now directly connecting this area to the South Bank Parklands and Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC), providing even more dining and accommodation choices, and enhancing the offer for visitors and delegates.
The Brisbane Metro Project, a major public transport initiative, is set to improve transportation with a high-frequency, electric bus system, designed to increase capacity and reduce emissions, offering a sustainable and convenient travel option.
Brisbane continues to lead in innovation with burgeoning industries in critical minerals, agritech, and medtech with the city’s growth opening new opportunities in allied health, sport, and renewables. Home to four major universities and leading research institutes, the city is known for its research excellence and forward-thinking approach.
Brisbane invites your next event to be part of this dynamic and evolving city. To find out more about what Brisbane and BCEC have to offer, contact Jason Broom.
Jason Broom
Associate Director of Sales - National Conventions
JasonB@bcec.com.au | 07 3308 3021
