THE BIG PICTURE: 

"If you are 12 years and older, you must wear a face mask at airports or on domestic or international flights departing or arriving in Queensland."

"If you have been in South East Queensland since 1am 29 June 2021, you must carry a face mask with you at all times — unless 14 days have passed since you were last in the area. You must wear a face mask when you leave home in most indoor and outdoor spaces — unless you have a lawful reason not to."

"Anyone entering Queensland needs to complete an online travel declaration at qld.gov.au/queensland-travel-declaration."

Arriving from Victoria

All of Victoria is now a hotspot.

Any Queenslanders returning after that time will have to complete 14 days mandatory quarantine."  (NB the ref above does not say what type of quarantine.)

Brisbane and some surrounding regions have other travel restrictions for Victorian residents. (Refer to ref for detals).

Arriving from New South Wales

All of New South Wales is a declared COVID-19 hotspot, with a start date of 23 July 2021.

Anyone who has been a hotspot since its start date will not be allowed to enter Queensland — unless they are a Queensland resident or have an exemption. If you’re allowed to enter Queensland, you must complete 14 days of hotel quarantine at your own expense.

Arriving from South Australia

South Australia was declared a hotspot from 1:00am, Thursday 22 July 2021. Visitors from South Australia will be not be able to enter Queensland (unless they are a returning Queensland resident, in which case they will need to complete 14 days hotel quarantine).

Arriving from Western Australia

A hard border has been in place since June 29. WA residents returning home from QLD may be eligible for an exemption on compassionate grounds. You should apply for this exemption when you submit your G2G application to travel to WA.

As a consequence of these restrictions there are many cancelled and amended flights to and from Cairns.

PLEASE MONITOR YOUR FLIGHT DETAILS CAREFULLY

Given the current exceptional circumstances, you may be reluctant to initiate travel arrangements.

Be assured that any booking that is cancelled outside 24 hours of intended time of travel will receive a 100% refund.

 
BE COVID-19 SAFE

The requirement to wear masks in Queensland has not been completely removed.

• They must be worn in aircraft and airports, and
• They are recommended for:
  • indoors
  • traveling on public transport, taxis, rideshare

Exemplar is fully compliant and we have formal certification from the Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC). We are recommending that masks be worn while in our vehicles.

Our COVID protocols are here.

The COVID Ready Badge identifies Exemplar as a COVID-ready business and reflects that Exemplar is currently operating in line with the NCCC COVID-safe guidelines and the Queensland Government guidelines.

The Tourism Trade Checklist Badge identifies Exemplar as complying with Australia's trusted Tourism-Trade Business Checklist.

MORE TRANSFER OPTIONS

Since the beginning of the crisis, we have been adapting our schedule to maximise our services during the travel windows.

Our timetable is updated whenever the airlines change their schedule and we continue to add scheduled services.

We offer more services, and have longer operating hours, than any other provider.

Our TIMETABLE is here.

CONTACT EXEMPLAR

Office Hours have been expanded to 0900-1700 seven days. Available on regular phone number (07) 4213 3333 and reservations@exemplaronline.com.au. 

Duty Manager:  available outside these 'office hours' for urgent/emergency matters on 0409 759 375.

Messages. Able to leave message on phone’s answering machine for attention at opening time.

Making Bookings. Our New Booking pages (one Public and one Agent) remain open. 

Confirming Bookings. Available ‘live’ on this site. Go to Bookings  > Existing Bookings> enter Exemplar Booking Ref > Search

Questions.   Please don't hesitate to contact us.