Conrad Sewell covers his face with a scarf as he arrives in Brisbane – before being transported to a Gold Coast hotel for quarantine
Conrad Sewell touched down in Australia on Saturday after travelling from Los Angeles.
The 32-year-old was spotted covering his face with a blue and white printed scarf as he arrived at Brisbane International Airport.
The singer wore a comfortable pair of grey track pants, a black T-shirt, leather jacket and white sneakers.
Travel: Conrad Sewell (pictured) covered his face with a scarf as he arrived in Brisbane on Saturday
He completed his ensemble with a black hat and held two bags in one hand while he dragged his suitcase with the other.
After arriving in Queensland, Conrad was transported to a Gold Coast hotel for quarantine.
Conrad also shared a video to his Instagram story shortly after arriving to the hotel room.
Comfort: The singer wore a comfortable pair of grey track pants, a black T-shirt, leather jacket and a pair of white sneakers
He said:’I’m here and very tired, They put us down in the Gold Coast so I had to catch an hour bus drive.’
The Australian singer went on to reveal the food he had in the room when he arrived after his flight.
‘The room is pretty sh*t but we’ve got the old Australian classics survivor kit. Arnotts, Uncle Tobys, Freddo Frogs, chips, a mandarin,’ he said.
Casual: He completed his ensemble with a black hat and held two bags in one hand while he dragged his suitcase with the other
He added: ‘But no balcony and no view so wish me luck… 14 days in the hotel room and not allowed to leave for any reason.’
Inbound travellers are being made to quarantine in hotels to limit the spread of COVID-19, as the country faces the threat of a second wave of infection after cases spiked in the state of Victoria.
Some travellers are being forced to pay a $2,800 hotel quarantine bill upon their return to Australia.
Quarantine: After travelling from Los Angeles to Queensland, Conrad was transported to a Gold Coast hotel for quarantine