Is a full stop needed after the dots?

tamguatlayIs a full stop needed after the dots?

The punctuation mark ... is called an ellipsis.
The punctuation rules vary by style guide.
Some (probably the majority) advise to add a full stop, in others it is optional, and still others advise not to end a sentence with an ellipsis.

tamguatlayJeremy said, "Ill be going on holiday in English, Japan,Europe ...". "You must be loaded," said Paul.Is a full stop needed after the dots?Thanks.

It is an awkward sentence. You can say " I will be going to England, ( which is part of Europe) and Japan for holidays. Alternatively, you also can say: I'll be on

tamguatlayEurope ...". Is a full stop needed after the dots?

I would write it as you have done, using the three dots to represent the other unmentioned countries and the full stop to end the sentence.

By the way, you go on holiday in England, not in English.

CJ

grammarfreakTo me, the comma after "loaded" should be replaced by a period.

You are definitely wrong.

CalifJim tamguatlayEurope ...". Is a full stop needed after the dots?I would write it as you have done, using the three dots to represent the other unmentioned countries and the full stop to end the sentence.By the way, you go on holiday in England, not in English.CJ

CJ, you have very sharp eyes.

tamguatlay grammarfreakTo me, the comma after "loaded" should be replaced by a period.You are definitely wrong.

You are entitled to an opinion. You had many issues with your English and I just tried to help. For you to make such a bold statement with your present level of English, it would seem a bit annoyingly funny to me.

Grammarfreak, where do you see in your linked source anything that suggests there should be a period after loaded?

The point I was trying to make was, ( If I learned it correctly) when we have an open and closed quote, we never finish the quote with a comma before the the closing quotation mark; instead, a period is the correct punctuation.

Jeremy said, "Ill be going on holiday in English, Japan,Europe ...".
"You must be loaded," said Paul. The period after Paul completes the sentence. There should be a comma between the quote and "I said", "he said", etc.
Is a full stop needed after the dots? No. The 3 dots, an ellipsis, indicates an incomplete sentence formed or taken from a quote. Since it is the end of the quote the ell

Blue Jay,
In addition to my latest reply, I also found this link which may explain why some learners use a comma before a "closing" quotation mark.

Now, keep in mind that this comma and period inside the quotation marks business is strictly American usage. The British don't do it that way. They are inclined to place commas and periods logically