Welcome to Perth, Western Australia
Breast Cancer Trials (BCT) 48th Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) will be held at The Pan Pacific Hotel in Perth, WA. Sofitel Brisbane Central, Queensland. Located on the Swan River and surrounded by natural attractions, including Kings Park and the Indian Ocean coastline, Perth combines a strong culture of innovation with a distinctive blend of urban amenity and natural beauty.
Flight Information
Discounted Qantas flight information for delegates coming soon…
Accommodation
Following a recent refurbishment, the Pan Pacific offers contemporary facilities, flexible event spaces, and modern meeting technology, providing an ideal setting for scientific exchange and professional networking, and we look forward to hosting you.
Experience Perth
Explore the city’s cultural institutions, waterfront precincts, and renowned food and wine regions, while benefiting from excellent infrastructure and connectivity. Perth provides an attractive setting for both professional engagement and leisure.
Delegate Accommodation
and Travel
The ASM Secretariat is responsible for conference registration only, and delegates are responsible for their own accommodation. There are a number of hotels within close proximity of the Pan Pacific Hotel, including QT Perth, Novotel, Duxton Hotel, and Mercure Perth.
Exploring Perth is easy thanks to its efficient and well-connected public transport network. Transperth operates an extensive system of trains, buses and ferries, providing convenient access throughout the city and surrounding suburbs. Many of Perth’s key attractions, including Kings Park, Elizabeth Quay and the Swan River precinct, are easily reached by public transport, making it simple for visitors to explore the city without the need for a car.
If you are an Australian Citizen you do not need a passport to travel to Perth. For information about travel and visas for international guests, visit the link below.
Plan Your Trip
Kings Park & Botanic Garden
Offering spectacular views of the Perth skyline and Swan River, walking trails, native wildflowers, and the iconic Lotterywest Federation Walkway.
Elizabeth Quay
A vibrant waterfront precinct in the heart of Perth, featuring public art, restaurants, bars, scenic walks and departure points for Swan River cruises.
Rottnest Island
Just a short ferry ride from Perth, Rottnest Island is famous for its crystal-clear beaches, cycling trails and the world’s happiest animal, the quokka.
Historic Fremantle
Known for its heritage buildings, Fremantle Markets, cafés, breweries, street art, and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Fremantle Prison.
Cottesloe Beach
Perth’s most iconic beach, perfect for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying one of Australia’s best sunsets over the Indian Ocean.
Swan Valley
Western Australia’s oldest wine region, located just 25 minutes from the city, offers wineries, breweries, distilleries, artisan food producers and gourmet experiences.
Travel Information
Perth’s Visitor Centres are a great place to discover more about the city and wider region. Staffed by knowledgeable locals, they can provide expert advice on must-see attractions, hidden gems, dining, day trips and experiences to help you make the most of your stay.
If you’re near a Visitor Centre, drop in for maps, recommendations and insider tips. There’s no better way to uncover the best of Perth than by chatting with the people who know it best!
Perth Airport
All international visitors travelling to Perth, Australia, will require a valid passport and may need a visa before arrival. Visa requirements vary depending on your nationality and the purpose of your visit.
Please check the latest entry requirements with your travel agent, your nearest Australian Embassy or Consulate, or visit the Australian Government’s Department of Home Affairs website before you travel.
Public Transport
Public Transport – SmartRider
Getting around Perth is easy with a SmartRider card, which can be used on Transperth trains, buses and ferries. Simply tap on and off when travelling to enjoy convenient and affordable fares. SmartRider cards are available from Transperth InfoCentres, selected retailers and online.
Trains, Buses & Ferries
Perth’s extensive Transperth network connects the CBD with suburbs and major attractions via trains, buses and ferries. The ferry across the Swan River between Elizabeth Quay and South Perth offers a scenic journey and easy access to attractions including Perth Zoo and the South Perth foreshore.
Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus
Discover Perth’s top attractions aboard the Perth Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour. With convenient stops at destinations including Kings Park, Elizabeth Quay, the Bell Tower, Optus Stadium and other popular landmarks, it’s a flexible and enjoyable way to explore the city at your own pace.
Ground Transport
Perth’s public transport network accepts SmartRider cards, and passengers can also use contactless debit or credit cards and compatible digital wallets to tap on and tap off across most Transperth train, bus and ferry services.
Remember to tap on at the start of your journey and tap off at the end to ensure you are charged the correct fare. Fares are calculated based on the number of zones travelled, with daily fare caps applying to make exploring Perth an affordable and convenient option.
Taxi Services
Perth is served by major taxi companies including 13cabs and Black & White Cabs. You can hail a taxi from designated ranks throughout the city, book by phone, or use their mobile apps.
A taxi from Perth Airport to the CBD typically takes around 20–30 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Rideshare services such as Uber, DiDi and Ola are also widely available and can be booked quickly through their respective apps.
Alternatively, you can book a convenient ride through the Uber app or visit the Uber website before you travel.