The middle path shows us that if local events are a valid concern, their impact is not always the decisive factor for validating a destination.
It is true that the impact of a local event can raise prices and reduce availability, which is a market reality.
But the importance of this factor is often conditional on the purpose of the trip and the flexibility of the traveler.
For example, during Tabaski in Senegal, finding transportation is a challenge, but if you come for an essential business meeting, you adapt, you do not change your destination.
We manage these constraints without necessarily canceling the chosen destination.