"I've been to Holland 5 or 8 times" – Is it stupid for someone to say that, or could there really be a reason for this formulation!?
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Netherlands is better
But Holland is a specific part. It is also a difference when you say ‘I have been five times in Moscow’ instead of ‘five times in Russia’.
Yeah, you can say! I have been in Holland for hundreds of times! 🙂 ^+gg