Sentence examples for holiday trade from inspiring English sources

If VAT goes up, it could have repercussions on the holiday trade.

In 1956 he went to the Catskills to put Lender's frozen bagels into the best hotels, snaring the Jewish holiday trade.

Fishing has long been an important activity, and the fine beaches, cliffs, and attractive narrow streets have brought a flourishing holiday trade.

"We won't do anything until after the 27th," Sather said, referring to the date the National Hockey League's holiday trade moratorium is lifted.

The holiday trade is the region's second source of income, and visitors, who are prepared to pay dearly for a thrill, want sleigh rides.

As for Brighton's lighter than usual tourist traffic, some in the holiday trade blame smartphones – or rather the customised weather forecasts.

C1 Stocks Meander on Slow Day Major stock averages edged downward in light holiday trading.

[C2.] Stocks Unchanged in Japan Japanese stocks ended flat in quiet holiday trading.

The current year has started well with strong winter holiday trading in the UK and northern Europe, the company said.

A cue for all sorts of predatory people in the thriving British holiday trades to rip off customers who don't always have a choice and feel ambushed.

Japanese stocks ended flat Thursday in quiet holiday trading, but the first reported case of mad cow disease in the United States kept pressure on McDonald's Holdings (Japan) and other beef-related companies.