Coff
I hate to say this, but I've seen it all before - change of ownership, that is. The prospective new owner may have a load of money to throw at developing the site, but the harsh reality is that the road/rail transport infrastructure is not good. And the pool of potential passengers still remains low (even with the occasional fly/cruise ship packages). The freight option also seems to have dwindled - and it was a slick operation in its heyday; any potential major increase in freight traffic will be subject to the poor road links to the west (even though they are somewhat improved in the last 5-10 years).
So wish them luck, but due diligence on the part of the purchaser may reveal an unpalatable cost/benefit outcome.
Mister B