I'm thinking about taking a staycation.
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Staycation
//steɪˈkeɪʃn̩//
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9 translations across 8 languages.
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 宅度假 noun (vacation spent at or close to home)
Danish
1 entries- staycation noun (vacation spent at or close to home)
Dutch
1 entries- thuisvakantie noun (vacation spent at or close to home)
Finnish
1 entries- lähiloma noun (vacation spent at or close to home)
French
2 entries- balconville noun (vacation spent at or close to home)
- restances noun (vacation spent at or close to home)
German
1 entries- Urlaub in/auf Balkonien noun (vacation spent at or close to home)
Greek
1 entries- οικοδιακοπές noun (vacation spent at or close to home)
Swedish
1 entries- hemester noun (vacation spent at or close to home)
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San Diego, California, has a staycation campaign aimed at people who live within a day's drive of the city.
Source: tatoeba (12052743)
Increasing product lifespans and decreased energy use may also enable both efficiency and sufficiency [...]. This includes means by which materials are used more productively (i.e. the same quantity providing a longer service) and throughput is slowed (i.e. products are replaced less frequently, plus, in the case of tourism, distance of travel is less – the so-called ‘staycation’ approach).
Source: wiktionary
This extreme "no" discretionary spending plan does not have to eliminate fun from your life. It actually challenges you to find creative sources of entertainment and "staycations" (vacations at home or near your home town).
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