holidaymaker:
(in American usage: a ‘vacationer’ or ‘vacationist’; plural: ‘holidaymakers‘; pronunciation: ‘holiday…maker’)
a family of holidaymakers on a beach
a person on holiday (a rest/break from work) visiting interesting or peaceful places;
a person who travels for fun and pleasure,
a family of holidaymakers checking in at a hotel
Jane helped a holidaymaker who was looking for some decent restaurant and the holidaymaker invited her to dine with him, and soon they became attracted to each other and got married!
My son is a compulsive holidaymaker visiting places just to enjoy the weather and the serenity of those places.
A place with decent locals known for their hospitality soon becomes a holidaymakers’ sure-to-visit destination and the locals benefit a lot as the holidaymakers give a lot of business to the hotels, restaurants and boutiques they visit.
Though most of the holidaymakers enjoy their stay at new places abiding by the customs and the laws of the land, there are some huffy ones who run into trouble with the locals and the law.
