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But even here Sciotti says the main reason is not for love, but rather for what the company calls a "daycation".
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But with much Googling, I found a battery powered digital converter kit that requires a few D-batteries to use, which I hope can get you through your daycation.
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The word staycation is a portmanteau of stay (meaning stay-at-home) and vacation. The terms "holistay" and "daycation" are also sometimes used. The earliest references to this term as coming from a 2003 article by Terry Massey in The Sun News. Hotel impresario Paul Ruffino who is credited for coining the word "infomercial" has also been credited for his incarnation of the word.
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A day trip is a visit to a tourist destination or visitor attraction from a person's home, hotel, or hostel in the morning, returning to the same lodging in the evening; the day trip, (or daycation), is a form of recreational travel and leisure, for parties that include at least one who is either a caregiver of their children or pets, or themself too frail to travel easily -- or for whom the logistics and/or costs of spending nights "on the road" are worth avoiding. Such travel, using one location as a homebase, is popular with these travelers, perhaps going elsewhere for day at a time, and returning that evening. For example, a traveler staying in Zürich might depart to a city or town such as Lucerne, Winterthur, or Zug in the morning on such a day trip -- perhaps to areas or countries near the travelers' home region.
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