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Travel to a place for holiday/vacation

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Travel to Africa for holiday
Travel to Africa on holiday
Travel to Africa on vacation
Travel to Africa for vacation

Are any of these correct?
  

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British usage is normally 'holiday' rather than vacation. I believe it includes on , but I could be wrong. In American usage, we use 'vacation': 'on vacation' or 'for a vacation'.

— Philip

  • British usage is normally 'holiday' rather than vacation.
  • I believe it includes on , but I could be wrong.
  • In American usage, we use 'vacation': 'on vacation' or 'for a vacation'.
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British usage is normally 'holiday' rather than vacation. I believe it includes on, but I could be wrong. In American usage, we use 'vacation': 'on vacation' or 'for a vacation'.
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