The sentence "Two days trip" is correct and usable in written English.
This can be used when talking or writing about a trip that will last two days, or a trip that has recently taken two days. For example, "I just got back from a two days trip to the beach."
[Q: what else changed over the past three years?] We used to do a two day trip to Paris.
In 2007, we cancelled the two day trip and it became a day trip, we left at 5 in the morning.
He concluded his two day trip to the Philippines where he signed a controversial military pact which allows a greater US presence in the country.
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The Prime Minister will visit the two countries on a four day trip aimed at increasing trade with Britain.
As the boat leaves Palermo, Italy for one day trip to Tunis, the passengers try to break ice and become acquainted.
It wasn't until five days into our eight day trip, while sitting down to dinner in one of the harbours of Cape Town, it finally sank in that I was in Africa.
US Secretary of State John Kerry has begun a four day trip to Europe in a bid to bolster support for military action against Syria.
He knows he will have to shout loudly to get his voice heard on the other issues he wishes to raise here on his three day trip.
Another major change in the industry is because of new technology and faster engines, cruises can now pack more destinations into a three or four day trip, which is ideal for those who can only take a short break.
