Pronunciation: /ˈtrævəl ˈwɪndoʊ/
noun a window of time during which travel is permitted or recommended
A1 The travel window for this tour is from July to September.
A2 You need to book your flights within the travel window specified by the tour operator.
B1 The travel window for the discounted tickets is limited to certain dates.
B2 Make sure to check the travel window before purchasing your tickets to avoid any issues.
C1 The travel window for the conference allows flexibility in choosing arrival and departure dates.
C2 During the travel window, travelers can take advantage of special promotions and discounts.
formal The travel window for booking discounted flights is between September and November.
informal Hey, have you checked out the travel window for those cheap vacation deals?
slang I always try to snag tickets during the travel window to save some cash.
figurative As the project deadline approaches, our team needs to take advantage of this small travel window to finalize all the details.
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