They are all fighting workforce issues, but they all need the STR capacity for tourism. 

And, unlike in developed countries (where strict regulations drastically limit short-term rental opportunities), the various levels of government in Mexico support short-term rentals as they need the tourism.

Remember, with very few private companies and no tourism, the county has to generate revenue somehow. 2.

At least not for me.Mexico, DR, CR and Colombia are extremely good as they attract tons of tourism in a lot of areas such as experiences, alternative tourism and nature with good logistics and structure.Panama (my country) is behind on logistics and structure, it is messy beyond the America´s Bridge yet also the best chance to actually feel "Nomadic" - Panama City is about certain areas such as Casco, Clayton and little by little San Francisco.

Also a lot of run-off tourism from New Braunfels in tubing season.

The Phoenix Metropolitan area has a diverse economy with key industries such as healthcare, education, finance, manufacturing, technology, tourism and professional services.

Tourism Tax?

That's a very popular tourism spot. 

In the summer you've got the tourism, there is (was) a boy scout camp there.  

Lots of areas experiencing growth down there, tourism is strong and foreign ownership laws are favorable.