Tourist season refers to the time of year when a particular destination experiences a significant increase in visitors. This period often coincides with favorable weather, school holidays, or local events, attracting travelers to popular locations such as beaches, national parks, or historical sites. During tourist season, businesses like hotels, restaurants, and attractions often see higher demand, leading to increased prices and longer wait times. Local economies can benefit from this influx of visitors, but it can also result in overcrowding and strain on resources in popular areas.