The phrase "a quick vacation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a short and brief holiday or getaway.
Example: "After a long week at work, I decided to take a quick vacation to recharge my batteries."
Alternatives: "a short getaway" or "a brief holiday."
GEORGE E. PATAKI from going on a quick vacation with his wife, LIBBY.
That is why the biggest laughs, without exception, come when we exit Riley's head and take a quick vacation to the crania — and the mania — of others.
Ms. Bennett, a personal trainer from Frederick, Md., decided to seize the opportunity to take a quick vacation with her fiancé.
(Even on a quick vacation to their second home in Arizona, they were at the McCains' for drinks on Christmas Eve).
"Budget airlines are ideal for a quick vacation or short flights, like one hour to Kuwait or three to Beirut from Dubai," said Mr. Maghraby, a media professional who travels once a month on average.
A former New Yorker on a quick vacation in Manhattan, I decided to walk to the Sheep Meadow to watch a little bit of Central Park action and soak in one of the city's premier views.
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Two months later, on Nov. 23, she and her husband, Dario Colombo, a photographer and a partner in the foundation, packed up their four children and traveled to Salemi from their home near Venice for a quick, investigatory vacation.
One month later here she was at a restaurant in the Tarzana section of Los Angeles, preparing for an "Up All Night" script reading followed by a quick family vacation to Hawaii, still accidentally referring to her 22-month-old daughter, Lucille, as her youngest child (she also has a 5-year-old daughter, Pearl) and trying to remain confident that she can have it all.
So take a look above for a quick armchair vacation across Europe's great cities. @stewart23rd.
