For those familiar with this market; what is bringing the guests (tourism, professional, mix of both)? 

What brings guests (tourism, professional, mix of both?)

For context, in Orlando, we’ve seen fluctuations in tourism and a growing demand for long-term housing, possibly due to economic factors and changes in travel behavior.

That will add a ton of traffic, real estate and tourism which Helps Fort Meyers as well.I am up in Pinellas County by the Gulf beaches but one of my offices in down your way in Miami which has become way to overpriced.

I have gone all in investing in this area, with the military population, tourism demand, healthcare population, etc - it is attractive for so many reasons.

I used to live in SLO and there was good tourism closer to Monterey.

Plus its a non stop location for tourism Summer Camping, White Water Rafting, Rock climbing, 4 Wheeler/ATV, Hunting, Fishing.Winter - Ski, Snowboard, Tube, Ice Fishing, Hunting, Winter Breaks away from the Heat etc.

I feel like there are more options coming up everyday and tourism may be slowing a bit, but i have no data to back up those feelings. 

South FL is still pretty solid for STRs as we still have a very strong tourism base.

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