It was at this point that tourism started booming and land prices were skyrocketing.

However, I have no experience in adventure tourism per se. 

It makes a big chunk of the tourism market which carries Florida's economy.

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. 

Are there other things about the location that would attract an AirBnB customer like convention centers, tourism, etc.?

I am thinking about getting into the short-term rental market (e.g. airbnb) in San Antonio, considering tourism is a major industry for the city.

We have 2 bedroom units bringing in $1,150-$1,400 based on location.Savannah is changing, but there are some fundamental issues that are just now getting addressed- there is an element of crime, but the economy depends on tourism and you cannot have both!

Is it reliant on tourism?  

I want to start there because it is where 70% of tourists go and they have robust tourism infrastructure for activities but a lack of available beds.

Great idea, I was thinking of maybe Airbnb, as it is next to the beach , tourism and alot of activities for night and day.Overall I do agree with your premise.