This actually seems like a good compromise. It sets clearly defined laws that aren't debatable. It allows for some growth but should limit it enough to not entice mega-resorts to go on a buying spree. There's no going back to "the good old days". The cat is out of the bag. More and more visitors are likely to come just as we did. As in any free market, supply and demand dictate cost. As hotels start booking more guests and rooms become harder to get, the cost to get a room will increase (the higher the demand the higher the cost). If hotels are allowed to accommodate more guests this increases supply and helps keep room costs down.
