Entire industries like airlines, tourism, conventions, entertainment venues, gambling, theme parks, cruise ships, movie theaters and more will take months or years to recover.

Smaller cabins 1 bedroom style do well in that it's typically last minute bookings by couples so things can stay consistently busy, conversely the big ones 5 bed plus with movie theaters, pools... tend to book further out as the cabin itself is the destination for families and large gatherings.

Competition is different too, 1-4 won't ever require that you tear out a few units to provide game rooms, meeting rooms, laundry facilities, one new complex here has a theater, bar, snack/coffee bar, kids playroom, free Wi-Fi and a shuttle bus!!!

If you have a really nicely themed out house with amenities attached (arcade/theater, theme rooms, private pool) then probably not necessary, but it helps. 

I would think after a busy day at the attractions most would just want to relax in a comfortable, clean quality house in their own pool...but, I could be wrong and the club houses, arcades, water parks, bars, theaters...could attract more vacationers.. 

They just put in a Wal-Mart and a super plaza with a movie theater is being developed.

I'd take a syndication over a REIT that specializes in movie theaters or hotels catering to business travelers for the long term, but there are individual REITS I'd take over pretty much every syndicator.  

I do remember some real nice outdoor mall/theater with water fountains in Huntsville I went to lol.

Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles at the United Artists Theater. 

However, this thread did remind me about the Israeli theaters.