"on your vacation" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's upcoming holiday or break, such as in this example: "I hope you have a wonderful time on your vacation."
Think about what you enjoyed a lot on your vacation and consider creating a bridge from that culture to yours.
But that's not what you need on your vacation.
"You can go on your vacation," he says that Khrush chev whispered conspiratorially.
If you should visit them on your vacation, bring a compass, bring good maps... and try to stay on the path".
The list of cards that have eliminated foreign transaction fees, which tack up to 3 percent onto your purchases, is growing, and using the right card can save you money on your vacation.
But with August upon us, perhaps you're in the mood for a break, so I've rounded up a list of 10 things not to worry about on your vacation.
ACTION If you want to sweat on your vacation, National Geographic Adventure suggests hiking King's Canyon National Park in California, where your journey begins appropriately at a place called Road's End.
The Face-to-Face Interrogation on Your Vacation Some aspects of life would, in superficial ways, seem easier, depending on who you are and what sort of specialized ID you carry.
In promotional material for his comedy show he describes himself as "just off the F.B.I.'s 10 Most Wanted List, on leave from a stint at Camp X-Ray in Cuba, the man you hope isn't sitting next to you on your vacation flight".
Technology should be an asset, not a drag on your vacation.
Even if you're well-rested, just starting a brief conversation with the staff about events you have planned on your vacation can confer benefits.
