"holiday attraction" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use "holiday attraction" to describe a place or event that is popular and draws in tourists or visitors during holiday seasons. Example: "The Christmas Market was the top holiday attraction in the city, with its charming lights, festive music, and delicious treats."
Mallorcan officials wish to transform the island from a package holiday attraction into an upmarket holiday destination, like St Tropez or Miami, and attract well-heeled visitors from China and Dubai.
An article on July 22 about Disneyland for grown-ups misstated part of the name of a film that is the inspiration for a holiday attraction at the Haunted Mansion there.
The Shannon steamboats survived as a tourist attraction until World War I. Since the 1950s a steamer service has been a holiday attraction, and many parts of the river are used for pleasure craft.
More than once, Ms. James has talked about giving up, "but we won't let her," said her upstairs neighbor, Leona Holmes, 51. "Wanda's windows are the biggest holiday attraction we have around here".
At South L.A. mall, a black Santa is the main holiday attraction.
It will provide the Hippodrome with a holiday attraction, running Dec. 18-30.
One day, market forces will favour consolidation in the rainy-day family holiday attractions sector.
Just over a year ago holiday attractions booking startup GetYourGuide closed a $14 million Series A funding round.
Holiday attractions booking startup, GetYourGuide, whose platform streamlines the booking of vacation excursions, rolled out its first mobile apps last month to European mobile users.
Holiday attractions booking startup, GetYourGuide, has taken in another chunk of outside investment — announcing today that it's closed a $25 million Series B round, led by prior investors Spark Capital and Highland Capital Partners.
Its ambition is to become a global player in the holiday attractions booking space — as people switch from the legacy offline booking route to looking online for stuff to do when they're away.
