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Discover LudwigThe phrase "holiday abroad" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a vacation or trip taken outside of one's home country. It can be used in various contexts, such as in a travel brochure, in a conversation, or in a written essay. Example: "Are you planning on taking a holiday abroad this year? I heard that Greece is a popular destination for tourists." Example: "My family and I decided to spend our holiday abroad in Japan. We were amazed by the beautiful temples and delicious food."
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The package holiday abroad is now a pretty humdrum thing.
Remainers tend to holiday abroad, while Leavers stay at home.
I'm now booking a holiday abroad during the Olympics.
For teens, every holiday abroad is enhanced by having home-TV on tap.
Rich people move more; yet not one Briton in two has taken a holiday abroad.
"I haven't been on a holiday abroad since I was 11.
It will also encourage more people to holiday abroad, hitting UK resorts.
Martin Parr: "Does it make you think of having a holiday abroad?" "No!
It was like a holiday abroad... in a slightly rainier land.
There's nothing "natural or obvious" about taking a holiday abroad, he says by way of example.
The New Yorker, July 10 , 1954P. 66 Long paragraph about Bill Winfrey's recent holiday abroad.
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