Festivals have the most apparent economic benefits because they often attract visitors, boosting tourism and other businesses in a town or region. Festivals have less visible social benefits, but they are just as important. Well-managed festivals and events provide a host of financial and social services to communities while also being exciting. Festivals, as a result of drawing visitors, boost the economy and strengthen people's relationships. When big crowds congregate at a concert, such ailments, such as Covid-19, cannot be avoided; another issue that festivals face during peak season is the high accommodation cost. In conclusion, festivals invest in the physical site facilities, giving other user groups a modern and updated place to enjoy all year.