I think that's a really great question. It speaks to how tourist economies can be precarious, and they're very dynamic.
Increasing support for tourist economies to create more stable systems, including reducing the precarity of work and working with associations to try to build more careers in tourism and not be reliant especially on immigration systems that are built for precarity, and instead developing systems that support people to live in a community long term and have that stability, are essential.
On that note, like we're hearing from Dane and Amy here, it's very important that recovery is community-led, and the path forward needs to be owned by the community. That's essential.