Started doing work for local city government and non-profits tied to Parks and Rec divisions, and then moved into tourism-based short term rental marketing imagery... mainly photos, and I offer both the aerial stuff as well as traditional photography.

However, true vacation rental markets don’t usually have a lot of jobs and industrial growth, they are mostly tourism driven.

Hi Assaf,For MTRs we look for areas where any 3 of the following 6 industries are within 10 minutes of each other: General Hospital System, International Airport, Military Base, Major University (20k+ students), Metropolitan Tourism, Fortune 500 Companies. 

, in my opinion, you could spend your money much better on other software that is just a good (I pay $99 per month) and instead use that cash on INBOUND leads vs OUTBOUND leads.

Look for other vacation rental platforms, local tourism websites, and industry reports to gather additional data points and validate the numbers provided by AirDNA.4.

More dependent on tourism and local/county/state government; and lack of large-scale high-paying jobs.

But then there's the end of inbound communication!

If the area were destroyed by a hurricane, businesses shut down, tourism industry declined etc., would it even be worth rebuilding those buildings on the same lot or just sell the lot and move on. 

do you mean on my inbound leads or my outbound leads?

Assuming you are not 'on the river' and maybe a few blocks to 1/2 mile away is going to make all the difference in a rental market where the river drives all the tourism.