On-site information
QT Queenstown
38-54 Lake Esplanade
Queenstown New Zealand
Below is a map of parking areas in Queenstown. The blue boxes are council owned parking lots, and the red nones are privately owned.
Please speak to staff at the registration desk if you require any assistance. The registration desk will be in the pre-function area and open during the following times:
Friday 20 November: 07.30 - 17.30
Saturday 21 November: 08.00 - 17.15
Sunday 22 November: 08.00 - 13.30
You will be provided with a name badge at the registration desk upon arrival at the conference. Please wear this badge for the duration of the conference including during the social functions if you are attending.
Please ensure your electronic devices (mobile phone, laptop, iPad, etc.) are in silent mode or switched off during conference sessions.
A light lunch and afternoon tea will be provided on the first day of the conference; morning tea, lunch and afternoon will be provided on the second day; and morning tea only will be provided on the last day. Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided on all conference days. If you have notified the organisers of any dietary requirements you have, please make yourself known to a venue staff member at catering times.
Dietary Requirements / Allergens Please note that some dishes may contain traces of allergens that could impact attendees with food related allergies. Please ensure you carry required medicines/EpiPen for any food allergies you may have.
Attendees of RANZCP events and meetings are expected to be considerate, respectful, and collaborative, and be mindful of their surroundings and of other participants at all times. The RANZCP has a zero-tolerance approach to any form of discrimination or harassment, including but not limited to sexual harassment.
All participants in RANZCP events and meetings should:
- Engage in conduct that is respectful of difference and does not discriminate
- Take reasonable precautions for their own health and safety, and that of other staff or guests
- Not engage in behaviour that may be reasonably perceived as harassing, intimidating, overbearing, bullying or physically or emotionally threatening, and
- Refrain from any conduct which could adversely affect professional performance or the safety and well-being of themselves or others, including alcohol or substance abuse or misuse
