They have a couple of popular Instagram-worthy restaurants & bars there.

Airbnb/hotel/restaurant/bar/coffee shop activity is going to evaporate.

Restaurant and National Park numbers with very modest drops shows that people still went to the Smokies, even during the recession.

With restaurants and retails closing due to Covid-19, this is truly haunting times for both landlords and tenants.  

I am in CA and they just shut down bars, wineries and forced all restaurants to operate at half max capacity.

As a whole, when people are fearful and not as confident, they are less like to buy a new vehicle, book a vacation (obviously that's the case now), go out to restaurants, buy new consumer goods, and discretionary spending falls.

I have a few tenants who works in restaurants and bars.

Our governor just shut all non essential businesses which includes casinos and restaurants etc....for thirty days.

Hotels, Restaurants, a huge new development in my town (Salem NH) and "they are getting crushed"  "Theyre regrouping as we speak"This was my awakening, Im on pause.

Yes, I am reviewing a dozen or so leases, biggest impacts are on retail/restaurants which are forced to close by Texas declaration.