The phrase 'forthcoming holiday' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a holiday that is coming up soon in the future. For example: I'm looking forward to my forthcoming holiday to Canada.
Around the (battery-powered) campfire at our last meeting before Christmas, we discussed the forthcoming holiday.
To the left is the living area, a staging ground for the forthcoming holiday party.
We meet in a cafe in London, where she speaks excitedly about a forthcoming holiday chasing tornados in the American midwest.
Last month it announced that it had sold a record 39.3m iPhones in its third quarter, and predicted that its latest products would help it boost sales by at least 10% over the forthcoming holiday period.
Whether the subject is climate change, the Middle East or forthcoming holiday plans, this is the approach many of us adopt when we try to convince others to change their minds.
Toymakers took a beating after Hasbro lowered its forecast for the forthcoming holiday sales period, citing problems at Toys R Us, which accounts for about 9% of Hasbro's sales.
But the family market picked up in July and August and over the forthcoming holidays.
Cinema bookers are now hoping that the forthcoming Bank Holiday weekend can deliver a nice closer to the summer.
The security cabinet also approved the release of 15 Palestinian prisoners on the forthcoming Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha, the Feast of the Sacrifice.
Purim, the forthcoming Jewish holiday, is a time of great revelry and masquerade, and the Yeshiva University Museum will help children get into the spirit (and the costume) with this workshop.
4) Monaco's grand prix circuit will give even the world's best drivers a feeling that most of the British public will endure on the forthcoming Bank Holiday weekend.
