We started playing around with AI Callers for inbound lead appointment setting, the results are pretty encouraging.

The market has bounced back from Covid and all things are go in terms of tourism. 

This doesn't mean that you shouldn't be ambitious with your objectives, as long as you're realistic.I have years of experience with short-term rentals in Mexico but I'm not sure how useful that can be to you since I invest in beach markets where there is mass tourism and visitors rent for one or multiple weeks so it's fairly different.

AI can help craft some marketing materials and can help you call inbound leads, it can't do cold calling (legally) in the USA.

While it only has 10,000 people, cities and towns appear to only get smaller the closer you get to the park, making Cody a good spot for travelers and tourists, Id imagine, along with being a great target for the tourism industry.

Main factors were: Tourism growth, city growth (businesses and residents flooding to Nashville) - will ride the appreciation wave long term as the city rapidly grows and expands, and year round tourism - less seasonality.

This is a problem that could destroy the tourism industry of the whole Caribbean industry.

For instance, the Poconos have remained a popular option because of its year-round tourism draw, with skiing and lodging in the winter, hiking in the fall, and camping around lakes in the summer.As others have said, going into markets with one draw is risky.

If they have friendly regulations, it typically means the area has something that would attract tourism of some sort, but that may not always be the case.

The great thing about Lodgify is that it is tailored for vacation rental, and I heard other platforms that focus on B2B like Opera may not be as feasible as for us as our line of work consists of renting out properties in residential tourism districts.