This would involve simulating various scenarios – such as diminished occupancy rates, unforeseen maintenance costs, or shifts in the tourism sector – to gauge the property's resilience.

It's more than other places but so are the opportunities, culture, tourism, and high paying jobs.

However we'll still need people to answer those phones or inbound messages.

Tourism is the natural economic growth area for the region,  and so not much can be expected until Covid runs its course, and then the whole world will be trying to get back on its feet and the competition for tourist dollars will be stiff.  

https://www.frommers.com/slideshows/848587-frommer-s-best-pl...This makes sense as tourism is the second highest source of profit for Kentucky. 

See the table below for some specifics.What Is Happening With Tourism?

This will affect our tourism too.

Panama is a great place but the government is only starting to promote tourism actively.

The tourism down there is booming and some new builds are starting to pop up.

The negative perception has kept prices low, but things are changing and tourism is increasing year over year.