What's the difference between "vacation", "holiday" and "bank holiday"?
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"Vacation" and "holiday" are fairly interchangeable. "Vacation" is more an American term while "Holiday" is more British English. However, "vacation" has connotations of meaning "to go on a vacation" as in travel. However, both would be technically correct. Bank holiday means a public holiday in which the banks will be closed, mostly in British and Commonwealth countries.
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