The phrase "a holiday trip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a journey or travel taken for leisure or vacation purposes.
Example: "We are planning a holiday trip to the beach this summer."
Alternatives: "a vacation journey" or "a leisure travel".
A New York editor, he was on a holiday trip years ago with his father.
Of those who planned to take a holiday trip, 65percentt had not yet booked.
He will be making a holiday trip to Southern California to play for the championship.
What did get his attention was a holiday trip to Tokyo after his stepfather was transferred again.
They found another landlord they liked, but came back from a holiday trip one year to a note saying he wanted to move in himself.
Author, a ships-musician and his friend Marcel, also a member of the orchestra, take a holiday trip to South America.
Their grandparents usually live overseas and get to see their family on the rare occasions when they pop over for a couple of days, be it a short holiday trip or a Christmas visit.
A week at the fivestar Steigenberger Nile Palace in Luxor, including flights from Gatwick on Wednesday 30 December, transfers and breakfast, costs just £378 – absurd for a school holiday trip to a destination with guaranteed sunshine (not to mention arguably the world's greatest collection of antiquities).
The sale includes many major airports, but there are lots of flights both to and from Chicago, Atlanta and Denver, making those prime places to book a ticket for a late fall or early holiday trip.
It feels a bit like a cosy holiday trip with friends.
Critics say Trudeau may have unfairly used taxpayer dollars for a luxurious holiday trip, and may have created a number of conflicts of interests by accepting gifts from someone whose organization receives money from the Canadian government.
