These guys have done it successfully countless times.I'm also a big advocate for markets with high amounts of tourism and/or business travel. 

Because we know that these issues have little bearing on the property market and because we look at facts and statistics instead of basing our decisions on hearsay and fear mongering:- We know that many North Americans have invested there and the overall majority has never had any problems with it;- We know that, if we invest in the right places, we will make much higher capital gains that we can get in Canada or the US over time;- We know that tourism numbers keep increasing year after year, whereby we'll make a great return with short term rentals;- We know that more and more North Americans move to and retire in Mexico, to take advantage of the great weather, culture and the cheaper cost of life;- We know that our property is safe and isn't gonna be taken away from us.To conclude, I'm not going to try to convince you to invest in Mexico.

It’s perhaps not ideal due to its reliance on tourism. 

You may appoint yourself, or yours truly, Noah Laker.STMD (Sacramento Tourism Marketing District)Every STR operator within the city also needs to pay an STMD assessment fee.

The coastal areas have decent markets mostly driven by tourism and retirement communities.

I like it alot and I have it talking with my software for inbound/outbound calls.

NOLA's main industry was tourism and the hospitality industry that created. 

You should have seen the look on the Immigration Canada guys face when my wife said she was visiting from Texas for "tourism".

and led to substantial job loss, likely the number one cause of foreclosure.2) The tourism and convention business, a huge portion of New Orleans economy, effectively disappeared for a couple of years - again huge job losses.  

This declaration is unfortunate as it's negatively impacting our rental/tourism  outlook for the season.