Two distinct audience neighborhoods pull on The Greenbrier's top 10: a Kentucky basketball cluster anchored by John Calipari (0.82) and Kentucky Basketball (0.80), and a broader Appalachian-regional cluster that includes Dollywood (0.77), Senator Joe Manchin (0.76), and Tennessee Football (0.75). No other hotel appears in the top 10 — the nearest neighbors are entirely cross-kind.
The shape is two-peak, and the two peaks are meaningfully different in character. The first is college sports fandom, specifically the Kentucky program; the second is a wider regional identity spanning a destination brand, a politician with a distinctly West Virginia profile, and a college football program. Rounding out the top 10 are Bank OZK (0.73), Giovanni's (0.73), Sheetz (0.73), Chris Stapleton (0.72), and Cloyd Rivers (0.71) — a mix of a regional bank, casual dining, a convenience chain, a country musician, and a humor account. Subcategory-wise, the top 10 spans Athletes, Sports Teams, Destinations, Politicians, Banks, Casual Dining, Restaurant, and Musicians and Bands: no single kind dominates, but the consistent thread is Appalachian and upper-South regional identity rather than hospitality or luxury travel.
The two-peak structure suggests The Greenbrier's audience bridges an engaged college sports following and a broader regional consumer base, with neither cluster fully absorbing the other.