@Rohin DharThat specifically can be found in the following:Kauai Tourism Plan Final and Executive Summary of Tourism Strategic Plan 2019-2021Page XIII#7I don't think the you have to worry about your recent purchase. 

Both of these towns boast great winter and summer activities, especially now that resort mountain biking has become a bigger deal for tourism. 

I own a vacation rental property in Poipu and it is difficult to understand why the Island would allow this dairy farm (only creates 7 jobs and the milk is being sent to Oahu for processing anyways so the argument of "local milk" is just false marketing) if it will negatively affect tourism in Poipu the way its opponents are stating. 

Public transportation expansions are happening, street repairs, Whole Foods Distribution, and about $2m worth of business proposals including a hotel for tourism is in the works because of the Historic Pullman District and President Obama naming it a National Park District.

I came across TDT (Tourism Development Taxes) - Is this a separate tax from county tax and do I need a separate license for this?

Third, the economy is still very dependent on tourism. 

It is sad to see such a booming hospitality & tourism town turn into a ghost town. 

Add to that the record number of people moving into town long term either as homebuyers or renters and we barely even had a shoulder season last fall.I record year in real estate sales, yes, but not a record year in tourism.

I would have guessed that the people driving up the prices are the fair number of buyers from out of state and even international countries given the profile of the universities and the strong tourism in the area.

I'm targeting a city like Cartegena in Colombia which thrives on tourism and renting out Airbnbs.