This are a has other industries ( tourism, nuclear energy, and potash) but I want to diversify for sure.

Among other contributing factors, it's thought that short-term rental owners are in trouble with losing our Spring Break tourism.

When they shut Vegas down we saw a huge in influx of tourism to Deadwood, SD. 

I decided years ago to buy parks that benefit from both jobs and tourism, not just one or the other.

Now, I'm also a little concerned with how hard Alaska will be hit due to recent events and the layoffs, oil being so low, tourism being hurt this year and I even heard about the fishing industry taking a hit.

I anticipate tourism will be down, particularly from Asian countries that account for a significant portion of our tourists.

The specific concern here is that Mammoth has very few medical resources (eg, 12 hospital beds and 2 ventilators) and don't want any tourism at all in town for the time being to preserve those resources for long term locals.

Cities that heavily depend on hospitality, tourism, airline and oil industries will be hit harder than other cities, but all cities in the United States are in a recession.

A number of tourism-related businesses (restaurants, bars) have already filed for bankruptcy. 

Those who worked in retail, tourism, restaurants and hotels are shifting to new employment opportunities in the "convenience" or even "automation" space.