It depends on personal preference. Some people may enjoy the atmosphere and experience of festivals like Nashestvie, while others may not be interested in attending such events.

As a visitor, I would prefer to stay on a camping site, including a tent. I believe staying in a tent adds to the overall festival experience and allows for more interaction with other festival-goers. It also gives a sense of community and camaraderie that may not be as easily achieved in a hotel.

Such events have the potential to both unite and divide people. They can bring people together through a shared love of music and entertainment, but they can also create divisions based on personal preferences, social class, or other factors. It ultimately depends on how the event is organized and the attitudes of the attendees.

If I were to organize a music festival, I would invite a diverse range of genres to cater to different tastes and interests. I would include popular mainstream artists, up-and-coming talents, and maybe even some niche or underground acts to appeal to a wider audience. I would focus on creating a well-rounded lineup that offers something for everyone and creates a memorable experience for all attendees.