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A holiday is a special day of rest. Holiday can also refer to:

• One of The Holidays, a period of commonly celebrated holidays, such as the winter holiday season in North America
• A vacation
• Holiday, Florida, a census-designated place in Pasco County, Florida, USA
• MS Holiday, a Holiday Class cruise ship
• Holiday (comics), the name coined for the killer in Batman: The Long Halloween

Music

• Billie Holiday, an American singer
• Holiday (1990s band), a United States indie-pop group active from 1992-1997
• Holiday Records, a record label
• Holiday, an album by Alaska in Winter
• Holiday (album), an album by The Magnetic Fields
• Holiday (America album), an album by America
• Holiday (Dilana song)
• Holiday (Madonna song)
• Holiday (Green Day song)
• Holiday (Bee Gees song)
• Holiday (Weezer song)
• Holiday (Scorpions song)
• Holiday (Jet song)
• Holiday (Nazareth song) from the band's 11th studio album Malice in Wonderland

Films and television

• Holiday (1930 film), starring Ann Harding and Mary Astor
• Holiday (1938 film), starring Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant—a remake of the 1930 film
• The Holiday (2006 film), starring Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law and Jack Black
• Jour de Fête (alternately titled Holiday in English), a 1949 French comedy film by Jacques Tati
• Holiday Affair, starring Robert Mitchum and Janet Leigh
• Holiday Inn (film), starring Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire
• Last Holiday (2006 film), starring Queen Latifah - a remake of the 1950 film
• Last Holiday (1950 film), starring Alec Guinness
• Roman Holiday (1953 film), starring Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn
• Holiday (TV series), the BBC's travel review show
• Holiday (Stargate SG-1), an episode of the television series Stargate SG-1

Metallurgy

• Holiday (metallurgy), a discontinuity in a coating on rebar that is not visible.

Other uses

• Holiday (appliances) - appliance brand that was owned by Maytag

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