"make a holiday" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about planning a holiday, such as "Let's make a holiday to visit our family this summer."
Beyond that, she said, "I can make a holiday of it".
The company invites customers to make a holiday wish list at its Web site (www.lnt.com).
If you really want to get stuck in, why not make a holiday of it?
For many families in the region, food donations and community celebrations make a holiday meal possible.
I spent many childhood summers in north Wales, so I thought I might as well make a holiday of it.
The sorrel, a member of the hibiscus family, bears flowers that are used to make a holiday punch.
How to Make a Holiday-Party Playlist By Questlove, D.J. and drummer, the Roots I really like the obscure stuff.
The goal was to make a holiday-worthy version of their kvass cocktail and award-winning gefilte fish.
Make a holiday-themed show.
If a holiday is coming up, make a holiday-themed item, such as a Christmas tree or a decorated pumpkin.
An operator such as 1st Class Holidays (0161 877 0432; 1stclassholidays.com) will tailor-make a holiday.
