Air travellers dine out at Wellcamp Airport
PASSENGERS landing at the Wellcamp Airport won’t go hungry or thirsty, with council approving the airport's food and drink outlet.
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PASSENGERS landing at the Wellcamp Airport won't go hungry or thirsty.
Toowoomba Regional Council has approved a food and drink outlet within the Wellcamp Airport terminal.
The restaurants and cafes will be located on the ground floor of the terminal.
It will take up 550 sq m or 3.95 per cent of the terminal's floor area.
The outlets will be fully licensed.
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