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Itasan Posted 21 years ago
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Hotel coupon/voucher

0 "Hotel coupons/vouchers paved the way for package holidays because tourists paid for facilities in advance in their own currency, in their own country instead of hunting for somewhere to stay and paying hotel bills as they went." 02br
00I wonder which is correct or better, 'coupon' or 'voucher'. Or do the two words mean the same thing in this case? 02br
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0They are often interchangeable. In AmE (or in my mind, at least) a coupon is more often a small certificate of potential discount rather than evidence of monies paid. I therefore highly recommend 'voucher' here.

  • 0They are often interchangeable.
  • In AmE (or in my mind, at least) a coupon is more often a small certificate of potential discount rather than evidence of monies paid.
  • I therefore highly recommend 'voucher' here.
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0They are often interchangeable. In AmE (or in my mind, at least) a coupon is more often a small certificate of potential discount rather than evidence of monies paid. I therefore highly recommend 'voucher' here. 02br
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