These small towns, tourism is the only economy and is guarded as such. 

It is due to the low inventory and high demand with 250+ people a day moving to Phoenix, and also with our healthy local economy, low property taxes, strong rental market ( for landlords) and growing tourism sector, who wouldn't want to live here? 

Many folks work at factories and restaurant/tourism. 

For instance a unique experience (interior design), location in relation to tourism (lakes, boulevards, etc), property amenities, and a property type limited to the inventory in the area.

Love it for year-round tourism.

If a local economy relies heavily on tourism, a pandemic exactly like COVID or even a natural disaster, can greatly jeopardize the stability of the employment markets.

Yes, Orlando has a large tourism sector of the economy and yes Disney is the single largest employer in the area.

I’m looking to get my feet wet investing in the Orlando market not only because I call it home, but also because there’s so much job, population, and tourism industry growth here.

This was in large part due to a push from the hotel industry since hospitality and tourism is such a large part of the economy here.

Our market is having to bear less tourism (I went on a 26 Glacier cruise last week and there were 1 of 2 boats running and it had 70 of its 270 person capacity), oil and gas being low, fishing taking a hit and unemployment.