Feb 9, 2008 11:56
16 yrs ago
German term

Flugpauschalreise

German to English Marketing Tourism & Travel
I know its pretty obvious what it is but my mind can't come up with a succinct English equivalent that achieves the same effect as the German.

"Flugpauscahreise an/ab Frankfurt" is the sentence it appears in. It is about an all-inclusive tour of New Zealand.

Proposed translations

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package tour/holiday

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Package_holiday

But I believe, *package tour* is more commonly used than *package holiday*
Peer comment(s):

agree gangels (X)
8 mins
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agree Anton Popescu : package tour
46 mins
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agree Ingeborg Gowans (X) : this wouldbe the right term here
1 hr
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agree inkweaver
1 hr
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agree lisa23
5 hrs
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agree uli1 : package tour
5 hrs
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agree Serena Hiller : package tour
6 hrs
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agree Patricia Will : package tour
17 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "thank you all for your help, as usual!"
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charter flight tour

just a thought
Peer comment(s):

neutral BrigitteHilgner : "Pauschal-" doesn't necessarily mean that a charter flight is involved! It might well be a regular flight.
52 mins
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flight + hotel package

another suggestion
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+2
1 hr

vacation package / travel package

These are some standard terms for package deals -- at least in US-English
Peer comment(s):

agree KARIN ISBELL
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agree Nicole Schnell
10 hrs
neutral Lancashireman : The asker is UK based. 'Vacation' is an exclusively US term. Hence the couple of 'agrees' from American colleagues posted here.
11 hrs
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2 hrs

all-inclusive package

this is what came to my mind before seeing the other suggestions, so I just thought I'd mention it!
Peer comment(s):

disagree lisa23 : no, a Pauschalreise is not necessarily an all-inclusive package, Pauschalreise = fligh + hotel
4 hrs
I stand corrected. Thank you for setting me straight on this one.
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