Can we get the terminology right here.

Since the term was coined a few years back it has always meant staying at home and going out for day trips. Somehow, since Covid became a thing it's been turned into staying the the UK for a holiday. Now I'm sorry that's a Scotcation, a Welshcation or an Engcation but not a staycation.

That would be a GBcation not a UKcation :)

Ukcation is easier to say.
Dave

Quote: eribanaut wrote in post #3

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Ukcation is easier to say.
Dave

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Sorry I missed out a NIcation for the whole UK.

Thinkin' on, I bet very few have a full UKcation. If you visit NI you might travel from Scotland, England or Wales for a ferry you're unlikely to pass through all four nations. Theoretically someone from Wales could ignore Holyhead, Pembroke and Fishguard and drive into England and up to Stranraer to get a ferry across to NI. That would be a real UKcation.