Star project looking to network with FNQ

THE partners of a $3.6 billion project in Brisbane are on the lookout for niche Far North Queensland producers and tourism providers.

Representatives from Star Entertainment will be spruiking interest from suppliers and tourism operators during the invitation-only event at the Pullman International hotel years in Mareeba.

But after putting the business up for sale in late 2017, and sadly getting no bites, she has made the decision to close.

Ms Cook said she had loved interacting with the local community and thanked all who today. Star Entertainment is co-partner in the Queen’s Wharf Brisbane precinct.

The multi billion dollar entertainment, dining and tourism project is due to open at Queen’s Wharf in 2022.

“The scale offers opportunities for suppliers, from tropical fruits, seafoods and meats,” a Star spokesman said.

“The projects are driven by tourism opportunities.

“There are enormous opportunities supported her over the years.

“It’s the end of an era,” she said.

“It is very sad but, I’ve had it up for sale for 18 months and no takers, so I thought I’ve just got to do it.

“I’ve been here 35 years – for state, including North.”

Star Entertainment has also broken ground on a 53 level, $400 million tower on the Gold Coast.

The spokesman said the Queen’s Wharf and Gold Coast developments offered a platform for the Far North to tap into the SE Queensland tourist market and vice versa.

“Cairns could become a the whole the Far I’ve owned it for 25 and worked here 10 years before that. The shop is still going sort of good, but of course there’s a downturn.”

Since announcing on social media her decision to close, a flood of well wishes have come gateway to the southeast,” he said.”

“Repeat visitation is about proving multiple quality experiences – tourism opportunities that spring up will be of mutual benefit to everyone.”

The Queen’s Wharf project will eventually comprise four hotels including the city’s first six-star hotel.

Fifty restaurants will service the precinct.

“We have a robust food in for the Mareeba icon. To help with the closure, Ms Cook has launched a closing down sale to run from 9am-5pm seven days until stock runs out.

DVDs, Blu-ray, TV series, video games and much more are available for a bargain. strategy, there are also niche opportunities. What we are looking for is authentic food experiences for our guests,” the spokesman said.

“You never know might come out,” he said.

“There might be opportunities that we don’t know about up in the Far North.”

The Queen’s Wharf Brisbane development will include 1000 hotel rooms and 2000 apartments. what