The phrase "as vacations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or relating something to vacations, often in a context discussing leisure or time off.
Example: "Many people view their weekends as vacations from the workweek."
Alternatives: "like vacations" or "similar to vacations".
The industry is considered somewhat recession-proof, as families eager to provide their children with tournament-level competition are using the trips as vacations.
As far as vacations go, they have been very few and far between, although Mr. Canonaco did sneak away to Italy for two weeks last year.
By any measure, we've invested in travel while visiting colleges, and, given the expense, it is useful to look at the trips, at least in part, as vacations.
Mr. Abraham, who played the role of the actor and covered other parts as vacations came around, said he made $70 a week.
Faith-based trips, like pilgrimages to Jerusalem or other places of religious significance are resilient partly because travelers view them not just as vacations but also as "an expression of faith," Mr. Born said.
And, although the centers can be found in some of the most pristinely beautiful parts of the country, the price tends to be low as vacations go, generally under $100 a night per person, often including meals.
"People aren't taking as many vacations or going out as often," Karen noted.
"Our customers travel all year round, so we have vacation readers," Ms. Ripley said, "and that includes Easter vacation or winter vacation as well as summer vacations".
So we're given three weeks a year as vacation.
During those years, there was no such thing as vacation.
Some friends have discovered that it's lucrative to rent their homes as vacation properties.
