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.

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?

Las Vegas unemployment is still above 10% and the tourism industry is just starting to recover.

I live in a small town that has very little tourism. 

REI can be risky, so adding additional revenue generators into the project can lessen the risk.I'm working on a project in Costa Rica that has investor opportunities in Real Estate (vacation homes etc) Some of the development includes an Event Center with revenue streams from GROUP Travel, Tourism and Events, such as Golf Clinics, Yoga Retreats, Business Education and Corporate Team Building etc.

Originally, I was looking to do only LTR (I have 24 units) and have now decided to join forces with two incredible women who are looking to start at STR property management business in our vacation tourism hotspot of a town.