When Tourist Towns Go Quiet — The Economic Tides Reshaping America
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When Tourist Towns Go Quiet — The Economic Tides Reshaping America
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What happens when the lifeblood of a town—tourism—dries up? In this episode, we explore the ripple effects of economic shifts in America’s once-bustling tourist hubs. From beach towns and ski villages to roadside attractions and historic districts, communities built on seasonal traffic are facing a new reality: fewer visitors, rising costs, and a growing sense of abandonment.
You’ll hear stories about locals who’ve watched their towns transform—from vibrant and overcrowded to eerily quiet and economically strained. We unpack how inflation, remote work, climate change, and shifting travel habits are reshaping the American landscape—and what it means for the people who call these places home year-round.
This isn’t just about tourism—it’s about survival, identity, and the fragility of place-based economies.