Answer: TOUR
TOUR is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 186 times.
- Kind of bus
- Hit the road
- ___ de force
- Take the show on the road
- It may be grand
- Sightseeing trip
- Vacation plan, maybe
- Big music news
- ___ de France
- Period of duty
- Big concert news
- It may be taken around the world
- Studio visit
- Group with a guide
- Promote an album, possibly
- Gig after gig
- See the sights
- What a band may have planned
- Museum offering
- Docent's offering
- Barnstorm, say
- Duty for a docent
- Military stint
- Soldier's period of service
- Historic site option
- Band's plan
- Go from gig to gig
- Series of engagements
- Series of gigs, perhaps
- Go on the road
- Concert itinerary
- "Magical Mystery ___" (1968 Beatles album)
- Travel, perhaps with a guide
- Term of enlistment
- Sightseer's sojourn
- Travel agent's offering
- Group of gigs
- Series of gigs
- Go barnstorming
- Package ___
- Take the act on the road
- Rock group's trip
- Band's schedule
- Travel by bus, say
- See 35-Down
- Guided vacation
- Pro golfers' circuit
- Set of gigs
- It might be guided
- Concertize
- Work on the road
- Perform on the road
- Go sightseeing
- See 45 Down
- ''Guided'' vacation
- Get the show on the road
- Travel with a band
- Excursion
- Road show
- Promote a CD, maybe
- Take a show on the road
- Promote a book, maybe
- ''Magical Mystery ___'' (Beatles album)
- Many a rock star is on it
- Enlistment
- Promotional trip
- Play the circuit
- Military hitch
- Soldier's period of deployment
- Troupe's itinerary
- Get the show on the road?
- "Magical Mystery ___" (Beatles)
- Go from place to place
- "Magical Mystery ___"
- Travel from place to place
- Performer's circuit
- Concert series
- "Guided" vacation
- Take in the sights
- One way to promote a book
- Type of guide
- Big announcement from a music group
- Concertize on the road
- Entertainer's itinerary
- Guide's offering
- Something to get at the White House
- Organized string of gigs
- Organized studio visit
- "Magical Mystery ___" (Beatles album)
- Take one's show on the road
- Sightsee
- Trip
- Take to the road, as a rock band
- Do europe
- It leads de force?
- Package ___
- Gigs on the road
- Sightseeing jaunt
- 'Magical Mystery ___'
- Go sight-seeing
- Guide's agenda
- ___ of duty
- Guided outing
- Trip with gigs
- Duty assignment
- Travel with the band
- What a Realtor may give
- Performing trip
- Sequence of gigs
- PGA event
- Walk through
- Go places
- Walk, as through a factory
- Circuit
- ___ de France
- Vacation option
- Guided excursion
- A band may be on one
- Travel around
- Visit with a guide
- It may be packaged
- Guided trip
- Rush around the country, say?
- Globetrot
- A musical might be on one
- Museum docent's offering
- What some bands and just-published authors do
- Take to the road
- Band's itinerary
- What big bands do
- Play gigs city-to-city
- Junket
- Hitch
- See the country
- Band news
- Singer's travel plan
- Overseas vacation, perhaps
- Perform in many cities
- Band commitment
- Many a vacation package
- Travel
- See a city's sights
- College campus offering
- With 23-Down, leader of a sightseers' group
- Open house offering
- Leave home to work
- Vacation plan
- Roadies work on it
- Travel agent offering
- Promote a book or CD, perhaps
- Grand ___ (cultural trip around Europe)
- Many-location vacation
- Hit the road with the band
- Band's travel plans
- Travel abroad
- Do road gigs
- Rock stars are frequently on this
- Trip with a guide
- Sightseeing outing
- Announcement from a band
- P.G.A. ___
- Docent's presentation
- Do concerts in many places
- Part of a campus visit, often
- Museum's virtual offering
- Band's trip
- Do concerts in city after city
- Part of a college visit, typically
- Series of dates
- Go from stop to stop
- It may be self-guided
- Host's offer at a housewarming
- Go all over
- Musicians are often on it
- Guided museum trip
- Perform around the world
- Trip with many stops
- Journey for journey, say
- String of concerts
- College visit event
- What a host might offer a first-time visitor
- Rock band's trip
- Stint overseas
- Word before "de force" or "de France"
- Part of a college visit
- Sightseeing excursion