Inbound/outbound/domestic holidays?? is this right?

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domesitc holidays are holidays which you take in the same contry you live in e.g if you live and in france and you take a holiday somewhere in france that is a domesitc holiday??

inbound holiday when you're going back from a holiday like only there for cetian amount of time e.g a day? and outbound to another country??

have i got that right??

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A domestic holiday is a holiday that you spend in the country that you live in.

Im afraid I have no idea what an inbound holiday is??

Inbound and outbound is normally used to describe the likes of aircraft movements. e.g. an inbound flight is a flight that will be coming into an airport. When you fly out from say the UK to Spain on holiday, your flight out there is outbound, when you fly back home from Spain to UK that will be your Inbound flight.

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thanks :)