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.

now all their visitors are canceling and they have expenses and cant ride out for even a couple months. 

But if you think it may be an issue with tenants or their visitors in your market, there is a middle ground.

I say that not as an owner but as a frequent STR visitor.

Yes there is a lot of competition, but it gets a ton of visitors every year.Florida has a lot of great opportunity.