Scene one: The impact of local events on a destination cannot be considered a major component by default in travel planning, as its role is entirely conditional on the traveler's desires.
The narrative changes radically depending on whether one seeks tranquility or festivities; a festival can be an asset or a burden.
Imagine the Müllers, hoping for a peaceful week on the German coast, who find themselves in the middle of an unannounced techno music festival, turning their stay into a nightmare of noise and crowds.
Without a clear understanding of individual expectations, an event is not intrinsically relevant or beneficial, but rather a variable with double-edged consequences.
It is the difference between an unforgettable experience and bitter disappointment, simply because the validation process did not consider the motivation of the traveler.