Scene one: a family, the Müllers, dream of a peaceful vacation on the Baltic coast.
They have saved all year, but a rock music festival is announced 20 kilometers from their hotel.
For them, seeking rest, this event is not a major component of their validation, quite the opposite.
Its impact is null or even negative, as it contradicts the promise of tranquility.
The German law requires that information be clear: if an event disrupts the promise, the consumer must be informed, which shows that its importance is highly contextual.