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Who does that?
Let's say someone gifts a concert ticket to a band and it's a two hour drive. That wouldn't make me dislike the gift. I would appreciate it specially if I had asked for that ticket. 
If the gift was for a festival and not including hotel and plane ticket that would make it a bad gift imo.
So it depends on the situation I would say. >

me -got ya tickets to the notoriously hard to get glastonbury festival. Take a tent. HF!  
you - No hotel? or plane tickets, gfy! >

I agree with you, unless you specifically ask for them. After paying for all your basic needs there’s also a chance you’d need to take time off work as well. >


You got me concert tickets somewhere across the country

Does that happen often? >

I highly doubt it, unless maybe it's like coachella or one of those other big rave whatever things >

My grandma gives everyone a shirt for every occasion >

What if I hate you?  White elephant gifts for all my enemies. >

Why would you give a gift to your enemy? >

A white elephant gift is a gift that result in additional excessive cost or time investments. >

OP suddenly realising they have a list of smiling enemies sending him away on anything that gets them accross the country >

What about a car?