The phrase "has vacation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when speaking or writing about a particular person or group of people taking a vacation or holiday. Example: The Smith family has vacation in Hawaii planned for this summer.
Rosenberg has vacation plans.
NEWARK The Newark Museum, 49 Washington Street, has "Vacation Fun: Presidents' Day" Monday from 1 to 4 p.m.; (973) 59736550.
And while it is true that Mr. Armani and his publicists have cultivated the allegiance of these stars over the years -- wardrobing them, flying them to Milan runway shows or exotic destinations where the designer has vacation houses, treating them, in short, like royalty -- the assiduous courtship does not in itself explain the designer's formidable drawing power.
He calls before an interview, in a soft, anxious, you-have-the-power-to-destroy-me voice, which is an adorable maneuver for a man who has vacation homes in Sag Harbor, Montana and St. Thomas and who did ads for Ronald Reagan.
These factors are related to the living situation of a person, for example factors such as during what hours a person is at work, what time zone the person lives in, when a person has vacation and what kind of occupation the person has all matter when it comes to usage of social media.
Richards has vacationed with Avery and attended the opening of Avery's Warren Street bar in 2009.
And he is an ardent supporter of Israel, where he has vacationed with his family.
Her cousin is Valerie Jarrett, Mr. Obama's longtime friend and adviser, who has vacationed here since she was a child.
But the real decision rests with Mr. Cuomo, who has vacationed in the Adirondacks since he was a young man.
Burke has also had a love affair with Portland, where his family has vacationed for more than 40 years.
"Some people have vacation houses or boats," he said.
