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.

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.

@India Brown I would highly recommend changing marketing strategies as to focus on inbound vs outbound.