In fact, nearly 22-million people visit DC every year, and Georgetown is a destination neighborhood in a destination city.I knew that those were two things we could leverage.THE SOLUTION USING LEVERAGE:Because of the tourism, I began to look into AirBnB.

They have also been approved for a new casino in the area so this area will definitely help increase the rent with the amount of jobs and tourism it will bring to the area. 

I am thankful Montana took a lighter approach on restrictions and allowed tourism to run this summer and into the winter!

It sounds like the government will be helping small businesses, especially those directly hit by the virus (restaurants, travel, tourism).

I live in a small community that is heavily reliant on tourism and oil.

Come on, what do you think happens when tourism, consumer spending, and global trade decreases drastically?

AirBnBs could be done for a long time, until tourism recovers. 

And the worst part is that it’s located in a tourism town, where 90% of the tenants work in industries that are shut down. 

My best guess-short term-prices will drop for 3-6 months as there will be significant job loss for at least the next month (I believe it is likely to be at least 2-3 months, based on China and S Korea) with all tourism related jobs shut down, and many others as well. 

Hawai’i has always been a one trick pony with tourism.