SkyCity shelves Queenstown hotel on weaker global VIP activity
The planned luxury hotel needs international business to be viable.
Andrew Bevin
Fri, 14 Feb 2020
Plans for a luxury hotel on Queenstown lakeside have been put on hold by SkyCity as its international business falters.
It bought the property a 633 Frankton Rd for $16 million in May last year and planned to build a five-star hotel for its high roller, largely Chinese international
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Andrew Bevin
Fri, 14 Feb 2020
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