Hello Thanks for the query Actually recurrent bronchiolitis may be suggestive of future development of bronchial asthma, particularly if there is positive family history or associated allergic symptoms. If a diagnosis of bronchiolitis is made then use of steroid and bronchodilator is very limited. Even then many practitioner prescribe it on a short term basis. If steroid is used for short term and in low dosage, then side effects can be avoided. You can give steroid although it is not recommended as some child show improvement with this. Also give asthalin syrup 1 ml three times a day for 5 days, maintain good hydration and give her proper nutrition. If there is not any significant respiratory distress you can enjoy your holiday and then consult your doctor when you will be back. I hope this answers your query well Wish you and your family good health With regards