Punta Cana represents two thirds of the tourism in the country and is already very developed.

People will only really vacation to certain areas of the country that have a tourism draw, so an investor should consider that and get crystal clear on your intended use.

High in tourism, close driving distance to other major metropolitan areas and land. 

Here, prices are drastically lower than Naples, and ever better, STR's are actually encouraged by the city to strengthen their economic growth from tourism!

Another thing... when this economy turns downward, you can get hurt quick and hard (if you don't buy right)  because of the 2nd home buyers that will get spooked and the tourism industry will slow. 

There is no tourism here. 

Market Selection - Prioritize proximity to national parks, tourism destinations, mountain markets and markets that are less seasonal.

My numbers seem slightly optimistic (or maybe I'm getting pessimistic) at $6.3kI do think Dec & Jan are low months for St George (simply not enough tourism for all the airbnbs available), which would align better with me on using it during the cold months.Mesquite simply cash flows better. 

Companies are laying off employees as tourism, sports venues, hospitality industry, airlines and others all take major hits.

The more rural counties have less diverse economies and rely heavily on tourism so the beach areas can be taxed heavily.