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Have nice trip. OR Enjoy your trip. Have nice trip. OR Enjoy your trip. Is there a difference?? Which one would you say, for example, my friend is going for a week trip to Sweden. (From Russia to Sweden.)

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Thank you, John!
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There is no difference. "have a nice trip" or "enjoy your trip" whichever you prefer.
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I understand. Thank you very much!
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I have used "Have a nice trip" and "Enjoy your trip." interchangeably, and have heard people tell me both. I am typically more likely to say "Have a nice trip." There isn't really a difference between the two in my view.

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