A measured reading suggests that the impact of local events on destination planning is often relevant, but its decision-making weight is not absolute and can be conditional.
It is prudent to consider the purpose of the trip before applying a universal influence.
For an urgent business trip, the availability of technical resources or an expert often takes precedence over a local festival.
For example, hosting a professional trade show in Paris can make hotels unavailable and expensive, which is an important consideration for a tourist trip, but a business trip related to the same show will see this event as an asset.
Before concluding, a missing condition would be to specify the purpose of the trip, as it radically changes the evaluation framework.