There are pathways to get you from point A to every point Z ... so bring your own golf cart to be "a native" ... otherwise, you will be driving your car like "a tourist"!

I have a option one that I never really thought about until now, my family (meaning my mother father and i ) own an apartment in morocco and for 10 months out of the year it does nothing but sit there. now the apartment isn't In the tourist section but near the train that takes you to all those areas. 

Note: we rented similar room on same property, studio only for $2700 for 1 weekAmazing Location in Prime Vacation/Tourist area.Would love input!

I work at a tourist attraction and environmental organization in FL which happens to be located right smack dab in the middle of a residential area of the city.

Any advice for investing in beach condos in a high tourist area?

Samual, I have been several times to Canada and I love it there, but I am currently searching investments with steady cash flow even if the appreciation can potentially bring better ROI - aka birth in the hand hypothesis, plus I do not have any grasp on Canada legislation, nor RE markets and I have a rule - If I do not know all risks involved in an investment and I do not have a plan how to counter them - I do not enter, so thank for the offer, but for now I will enjoy Canada as a tourist only :) (but who knows in the future). 

Resort parks can be seasonal and are the tourist type parks aimed at short-term guests.

If you're not local to many tourist attractions, you'll want to take into account nearby medical centers or hospitals and research centers, followed by corporate campuses and schools;  you'll find that all of these are typically going to pull a longer stay.For the kitchen, I have found that on a shorter stay (up to 14 days), full amenities including sink and larger fridge, etc., are not required, and often go unused.  

Our area is tourist driven.2)I dont have current leases yet.

That's of course no helpful info on the cash flow potential of rentals there but Wisconsin has generally pretty low home prices and is fairly popular with Illinois tourists.