package holiday
noun[C]
UKukus(alsopackaged holiday);(informalpackage)aholidayorganizedby atravelcompanyfor which youpayafixedpricethatincludesthecostof thehotelandtravel, and sometimesfood
Examplesofpackage holiday
package holiday
There are a number of hotels in the district, some of them large establishments catering to the congress andpackageholidaytrade.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Packageholidayresorts exist on the north and east coasts.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.So the old regulation is still applicable for travellers who have booked apackageholiday; here nothing has changed.
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In the case of charter flights it applies only where a seat has been booked, not where apackageholidayhas been booked.
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The first is that not everyone wants apackageholiday.
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However, there is considerable variation across thepackageholidaymarket.
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My firstpackageholidaywas about 20 years ago.
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For many working people a relatively cheappackageholidayis no great luxury.
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We believe that buying apackageholidayis very important for many people.
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He was left with £11,000 net, out of which he could not afford a £2,000packageholiday.
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- have the ear of someone
- have the floor
- have-the-floor
- have the inside track
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- have the last laugh
- have-the-last-laugh
- have-the-last-word-on
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- have-the-measure-of
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- have-the-odds-cards-stacked-against
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- have the patience of a saint
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- have-the-wind-at-back
- have the wind at your back
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