The phrase "a vacation for two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a holiday or trip intended for a couple or two people.
Example: "We booked a vacation for two to celebrate our anniversary in Hawaii."
Alternatives: "a getaway for two" or "a trip for two".
The next day, security agents from Beijing took him on what he said they called a "vacation" for three weeks, interrogating him for long periods and warning him to stop publicly criticizing the government's policies and practices in Xinjiang.
"The Petersons take a vacation for five days in their Mercedes … so what," Fliegal said, according to CBS New York.
I don't know if my brain thinks the uterus is temporarily boss-man or what, but my eyes seem to take a vacation for nine months.
"Andrew didn't take a vacation for about four years after he started".
The other day I spoke to a friend who told me she hadn't taken a vacation for over three years, and she felt completely burnt out.
But the award isn't just recognition: prizes include a Canadian vacation for two and equipment to capture it.
Throw in round-trip airfare assume that if you come here you're either flying first class or using your own jet and the price for a getaway vacation for two can easily run to more than $20,000 if you stay for just the five-night minimum.
Astronomy buff Walter Cruttenden has won a 4-night "vacation" for two with a bid of $16,000 in an eBay auction dreamed up by the Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP).
For example, a three-night vacation for two adults and two children over a summer weekend was $1,475.52 (including breakfast and tax) at Providence Hall and $628.50 at the Basset Motel.
This would certainly make for a memorable New York vacation for two young Florida girls.
