Here's the story: the impact of local events is not always the centerpiece of the puzzle for the traveler, contrary to what we think.
A couple seeks the tranquility of a beach, and suddenly a techno festival turns their haven of peace into noise chaos; for them, the event becomes a major obstacle to avoid.
The primary motivations of the traveler, such as seeking rest or cultural discovery, shape the relevance of the event.
If a local event does not align with these deep motivations, it loses its role as a decisive factor, even becoming a turn-off, affecting the stakes of the trip.
It's not about whether the event exists, but how it fits into the personal narrative arc of the stay.