Tourism saw nearly 1 million visitors last year.

In 2008 tourism went down 13% or so. 

Unless I glossed over it - I'm at ch5 now though.Anyway, one of my friends is about to close on a property in Twentynine Palms, which he says is 'exploding' as far as visitors/tourism is concerned.

Tourism is the main economy so people love my place cause it's affordable.

It looks like the pricing for the legal condotels in Waikiki is on the rise now that tourism is back pretty much in full swing and the City is cracking down on the illegal properties. 

It would be a very stable area of a highly tourism based part of town.

Still, the move raises worries about encouraging homeowners to borrow more based on the unpredictable tourism industry."

Pricing & listing optimization, art direction for photo shoots, outreach to any relevant media, local/regional listing & tourism outlets and connecting with influencers & corporate partners for sponsorships are all part of the day to day things I do to promote your property.

The Twin Cities are not a high tourism or travel area.

This ruling seemed outrageous to me (and many others) in a location where STRs/tourism is so prevalent.