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Basil Posted 21 years ago
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0 Hi!!! May you explain meanings of these word combinations: Low season & High season. Is it about the quontity of holiday-makers? 02br
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0 Yes - high season is when there are more tourist and hotels are more expensive. Low season is when there are fewer tourists and hotels are cheaper. " 0-

— Khoff

  • 0 Yes - high season is when there are more tourist and hotels are more expensive.
  • Low season is when there are fewer tourists and hotels are cheaper.
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0 Yes - high season is when there are more tourist and hotels are more expensive. Low season is when there are fewer tourists and hotels are cheaper. Low season might also be called "off-season." 0-
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0 Thank you, knoff! 0-
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0 Don't forget "shoulder season"! 0-
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0 Hi CalifJim! Does "Shoulder season" mean "high season"? 0-
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0 It's in between high and low. Prices are higher than in low season, lower than in high season. I don't know exactly which months of the year it is, but probably in the spring and/or fall. I'd say consult the travel agents on the Web for details. 02br
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