In this jurisdiction, the same fact is read differently. The impact of local events on travel planning is not always a major force; it depends greatly on the nature of the event and the traveler's ability to adapt or bypass it.
Here, in Portugal, we often see events that, although present, do not affect all aspects of the trip in the same way.
For example, a music festival can make hotels more expensive in a city, but will have little impact on the availability of campgrounds or small rural accommodations a few kilometers away.
The decision to participate or avoid is often more a matter of personal preference and flexibility than an absolute constraint for many, especially when traveling outside major cities.