In 2014 our members attracted almost 1million visitors to their sites and are converting over 13,000 leads per month through Carrot.

The area is known for its beautiful scenery and endless recreational opportunities, making it a popular destination for visitors year-round.The vacation rental market in the Lake Travis area is strong and has the potential to yield high ADR (Average Daily Rate) and occupancy rates.

Also nice being able to keep an eye on packages and any unwanted visitor activity, the latter of which you get much less of because of the deterrence effect of the cameras themselves. 

The issue is that there are pockets of restrictions all around Lake Hamilton so it would pay to have a local agent right away who is familiar with the STR market around there.Hot Springs National Park has around 2m visitors a year so that will be a big draw.Crime is on the higher side vs other areas of the country, but that is pure statistics.

For the skeptics who say the region is disjointed and too competitive, this not-for-profit is an attempt to improve the situation.The association has started working with the Pocono Mountain Visitors Bureau who is recipient of significant sums to hotel tax money to boost tourism and the bureau has pledged to support STR as witnessed by their marketing dashboard on the PoconosMembers of the association value a thriving vacation home rental industry in the Poconos that strengthens the regional economy and maintains the character of vacation home communities and nearby neighborhoods. 

You will get a lot of mixed visitors, from business travel to relocating, to tourists. 

Yes, lots of cabins and more going up everyday, but tourism is growing at about 8% YOY putting the numbers up to about 19M visitors a year to the area.

https://www.inquirer.com/business/camden-tax-incentives-new-jersey-economic-development-20190207.htmlThat said I've been curious about the idea of an extended stay STR strategy catering to longer term business visitors to the hospital and the university. 

@Gregory Mizzi Living in northern New Hampshire there are plenty of places around here that you can get “off grid” but still be close enough to civilization to get people to go clean your house and maintain your property between visitors.

Navarre is starting to become more popular and as we grow and more commercial real estate is built (Multi-Story Resort Planned...) we should continue to see a growth in visitors annually.I am bullish on Navarre and Pensacola Beach.