Translation for 'holidaymaker' from English to French

holidaymaker [Br.]

vacancier {m}tourisme

holidaymaker [Br.] [female]

vacancière {f}tourisme

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summer holidaymaker [Br.]

estivant {m}tourisme

summer holidaymaker [Br.] [female]

estivante {f}tourisme

winter holidaymaker [Br.]

hivernant {m}tourisme

winter holidaymaker [Br.] [female]

hivernante {f}tourisme

• In the 1973 English contract law case "Jarvis v Swans Tours Ltd", a holidaymaker sued after not receiving the "Gemütlichkeit" promised by the promotional literature for a package holiday to the Swiss Alps.
• Fish traffic and ice for the ships were always important commodities on the line, as was the seasonal holidaymaker traffic for Padstow and several resorts served indirectly by the railway.
• In holidays they come back and celebrate the "holidaymaker's party" in August, although the main celebration is 14 September, called "Fiesta de la Cruz".
• Crosby has also investigated a photograph, sent to him by a holidaymaker who visited Turkey in 1999, which depicts a number of Turkish village children, including a blonde boy who resembles the age progression photo of what Ben might look like aged 13.
• If a holidaymaker buys a land- or sea-based holiday such as coach, rail or cruise holiday from an ABTA member their monies will be protected by the ABTA scheme of financial protection.

• Couturier Coco Chanel was a frequent holidaymaker at the Château Woolsack.
• The story presents General de Gaulle in a comical scenario as holidaymaker, somewhere on a Brittany beach, and his many satirical adventures.
• Throughout the early 1980s Class 40s were common performers on relief, day excursion (adex) and holidaymaker services along with deputisation duties for electric traction, especially on Sundays between Manchester and Birmingham.
• In 2020, the presence of "Chioninia fogoensis" was confirmed on the island of Madeira after an individual stowed away in a holidaymaker's bag and ended up in the United Kingdom before discovery.
• Bough left breakfast television at the end of 1987 to concentrate on the "Holiday" programme where, having been a roving holidaymaker, he took over as the main presenter when Cliff Michelmore left the series in 1986.

• One of her earliest TV roles was as a teenaged holidaymaker in Michael Palin's drama "East of Ipswich" (1986), set in Southwold in the 1950s.
• The beach, which has shallow water and is guarded by seasonal lifeguards, attracts surfers and holidaymakers.