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Often used in the same context:
trip,
itinerary,
jaunt,
trek,
excursion,
sojourn,
roadshow,
concert,
visit,
barnstorm,
gigs,
journey,
amphitheatres,
pilgrimage,
sightseeing,
stopover,
voyage,
sevendust,
misery index,
odyssey,
junket,
amphitheaters,
travels,
walkabout,
sweat suit,
whirlwind,
pub crawl,
catchpenny,
aerosmith,
curiosa,
vacation,
stops,
ecotour,
expedition,
stint,
death angel,
lamb of god,
reunion,
caliban,
caravan,
festival,
roadie,
band,
arsis,
ca ira,
iron maiden,
entourage,
headliners,
filming,
adventure,
globetrot,
marduk,
travelogue,
engagements,
safari,
roadies,
outing,
uplifter,
agalloch,
gloriana,
honeymoon,
ride,
bus,
cruise,
sabbatical,
exhibition,
maiden voyage,
splore,
dates,
globetrotting,
danzig,
event,
tournaments,
neuraxis,
hiatus,
chapterhouse,
skid row,
seether,
rehearsals,
iguassu falls,
satyricon,
album,
appearances,
woodshedding,
tampion,
dig out,
hayride,
dokken,
sabaton,
ramble,
radiolarians,
campaign,
foursome,
guttermouth,
ratt,
stateside,
circumnavigation,
deer tick,
sodom,
atlas moth,
fifer,
swing,
tours,
roundup,
seminar,
holiday,
run,
blackout,
inquest,
\u2022,
bicentennial,
bye,
happier,
play,
school,
threat,
tiresome,
ago,
another,
blistering,
chatty,
cipher,
confidential,
console,
crowded,
damn,
delightful,
despairing,
dis
More specific:
grand tour,
pub crawl,
see,
take the road,
visit,
walkabout
Appears in the definition of:
barnstorm,
battlefield,
begin,
bernard hinault,
drive in,
eddy merckx,
field,
grand tour,
heralded,
highlight,
hinault,
itineration,
merckx,
package holiday,
package tour,
pub crawl,
road show,
subvent,
tour guide,
walkabout,
whistle-stop tour,
whistlestop
More general:
amount of time,
duty period,
journey,
journeying,
period,
period of time,
shift,
time period,
travel,
work shift
Synonyms:
circuit,
duty tour,
enlistment,
go,
hitch,
spell,
term of enlistment,
tour of duty,
turn
Also try:
— Adjectives for tour:
first,
grand,
european,
american,
second,
long,
short,
extensive,
day,
last,
brief,
more...
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