Its an idea that will backfire, and possibly cause harm to the tourism industry of PR. 

There are lots of tax incentives as well, especially tourism real estate. 

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Calling the town's tourism office.

According to forecasting by Economist Intelligence, global tourism will rise by 30% in 2023 - Forbes.Future Opportunities: Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the real estate industry continues to offer significant opportunities for growth and innovation.

We have about a million budget and are trying to decide between getting a tri or quadplex close to home for long term rentals and continue to self manage or invest in a short term vacation property up in the TN or NC mountains near a city with plenty of tourism (Gatlinburg, Asheville, etc.) what would you do and why??

Many of the surrounding towns have benefited greatly from this restriction and have totally revitalized their downtown areas due to the influx of tourism over the last 10 years.

Tourism has been a major economic driver in that part of The Netherlands so I think that will a good alternative.

The 1% fee on your rental income, paid monthly, goes to the local TDC to promote tourism in the area.