There's no economy except tourism.

Our market is Carolina Beach in NC, so we have high tourism

At a high level, if you've been following the headlines around the Hyundai news, GPA Expansion, in addition to the Hospitality/Tourism sector, there is a good chance that there will be more demand in the area with the # of jobs expected.

These are all mins away the bigger more popular beaches, but are more "resident friendly" they have fewer bars and restaurants clustered together making them less ideal for tourism without sacrificing the "run downstairs to eat" lifestyle.

Is it a place that you grew up vacationing, that you used to live near, some niche hobby that has a travel/tourism element (ice fishing, hiking National Parks that aren't the 6 that everyone knows, motorcycle rallies, etc.), or some other specific knowledge that would give you an unfair advantage over other investors?

I'm considering buying some recreational property in nearby areas with lots of tourism.

Tourism is a huge part of the economy here.

Colorado Springs has three legs to stand on: Military, Health Care, and Tourism.

Especially without major tourism infrastructure that I’m aware of.4.

https://www.airdna.co/blog/global-vacation-rental-bookings-skyrocket-by-127-after-surge-in-domestic-tourism?