That's a big driver of tourism in the spring that could really help offset the seasonality of a lake property. 

Here's a great tool to see which states are seeing inbound and outbound migration over the years: https://www.unitedvanlines.com...

You're in a great position to take advantage of the coming wave of tourism.  

Between all the developments that will bring huge sources of jobs and entertainment, new laws that will bring cash heavy investors, the airport expanding to account for all the recent tourism, and plans to build a new stadium for our growing sports franchise,  we are looking at exponential growth and change!

The vast majority of the jobs in Central Florida are hourly paid jobs in tourism, hospitality, restaurants, construction, and healthcare. 

Boone is a great little town too, app state close by and a lot of summer tourism. 

if so I have seen a steady decrease in tourism to those area over the past 20 years that I have been going there. but we may be on the verge of a revitalization of semi close vacationing due to COVID 

You have local governments that have their budgets tied to the tourism industry and so are friendly to Short term rentals.

Bend would be much more reliant on tourism and so it’s more risky, especially in this time of covid.

Charlottesville has been seeing growth in tech, research, retiree, tourism and urban flight demographics.