These Tourist Cities Are a Ticking Economic Time Bomb

What happens when tourism stops? In this video, we break down the 5 U.S. cities most vulnerable in a recession—and what it means for residents, investors, and travelers alike. From Las Vegas to Honolulu, these iconic destinations rely heavily on tourism, hospitality, and discretionary spending. But when the economy turns, they suffer first—and hardest.

We'll walk through 10 key reasons why these cities are at risk: from low-wage job concentration and international travel dependencies, to housing overbuilds, tax volatility, and even long-term brand damage. Whether you're thinking of moving, visiting, or just want to better understand economic geography, this video offers data-backed insight into which places might struggle the most in the next downturn.

💡 Chapters
0:00 – Intro: The Hidden Cost of a Tourism Economy
0:51 – Las Vegas: America's Playground on Pause
1:49 – Orlando: When Theme Parks Go Quiet
2:57 – Honolulu: Paradise, at a Price
4:03 – New Orleans: Festivals, Culture & Fragility
501 – San Francisco: Tech, Travel, and Tax Trouble
6:03 – Why Low-Wage Tourism Jobs Disappear First
7:24 – Vulnerability to International Travel Disruptions
8:04 - Tax Collapse & Long-Term Fallout
8:48 - Brand Perception Damage
9:30 - Outro

👇 Which city surprised you the most? Are we missing any others at risk? Drop your thoughts in the comments.

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