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Mass tourism is often driven by organized group travel rather than individuals acting alone. When a destination sees tourists arrive en masse, it’s typically because tour operators, cruise lines, or chartered trips bring many travelers at the same time. This creates a noticeable surge in group arrivals, as these travelers move in coordinated blocks with shared itineraries. The other scenarios don’t fit mass movement: independent travelers increase would be the opposite of a mass group effect, scattered visitors imply no concentrated influx, and a decline in tourism would mean fewer people overall. So the situation described best matches a surge in group arrivals.