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Meanings of holidaymaker in English

Portuguese
turista
Catalan
estiuejant
Spanish
turista

Someone who travels for pleasure.

turista
Usage of holidaymaker in English
1
A holidaymaker who catches the virus while away could face huge problems.
The Guardian
2
One holidaymaker inside Notre Dame posted on Twitter: Not the holiday experience wanted.
Radio NZ
3
The Thai holidaymaker said she had never experienced anything like it.
Radio NZ
4
They had been stolen from a German holidaymaker's vehicle in Dublin.
The Irish Times
5
The body is believed to be that of a 25-year-old holidaymaker from Inverness.
The Irish Times
6
He regularly attended residential courses there and was a frequent holidaymaker in the area.
The Irish Times
7
The payment of a ransom for a holidaymaker may encourage them to try again.
The Guardian
8
Anna first arrived in Liberia as a reluctant holidaymaker.
The Irish Times
9
Police in Lanzarote have arrested a man following the death of Irish holidaymaker Elaine O'Donovan.
The Irish Times
10
In these sober times of economic woe, Blackpool can offer the savvy holidaymaker heaps of fun.
The Guardian
11
The holidaymaker was told that his appeal to the Gauteng Director of Public Prosecutions was dismissed.
The South African
12
Not that your average holidaymaker has a conscience.
The Irish Times
13
A Scottish holidaymaker has been killed on an elephant trek during a family trip to Thailand.
The Irish Times
14
Irish holidaymaker Paul Houston died from a brain haemorrhage following a severe beating, a postmortem has confirmed.
The Irish Times
15
The holidaymaker gained instant notoriety when the video went viral, making him a national pariah in the process.
The South African
16
The variety of locations across Malta means that there is a villa on it to suit any holidaymaker.
The South African
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Translations for holidaymaker
Portuguese
turista
Spanish
turista
Holidaymaker through the time