holidaymaker
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of holidaymaker
Example Sentences
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Online travel companies are grappling with a tough macroeconomic environment, with would-be holidaymakers reluctant to dip into their pockets due to stubborn inflation and a shaky labor market.
From Barron's
The warning comes ahead of the February half term, when a greater number of British holidaymakers are expected to travel to the popular winter destination.
From BBC
He fears the situation will worsen when large numbers of holidaymakers register over Easter and summer.
From BBC
Chelsea warns holidaymakers to watch out for different rules at different airlines, particularly for luggage.
From BBC
He questioned whether the extensive use of glass would provide enough privacy for holidaymakers, and how well the units would retain heat during the winter months.
From BBC
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