| FARE | Cost of travelling (4) |
| TRAINFARE | Cost of travelling coach sounds reasonable (5,4) |
| FAREASTERN | Cost of travelling behind oriental (3,7) |
| FAR | Reduced cost of travelling a long way |
| FARES | Cost of travelling to distant points (5) |
| AIRFARE | Cost of travelling on a plane |
| ABACUSES | Bookmaker will need to count cost of travelling Cuba seas (8) |
| FLARE | Very light, perhaps, the cost of travelling around Lima |
| LIAR | Story-teller finds a means of travelling back |
| ICBM | Cold War missile capable of travelling between continents (1,1,1,1) |
| INFERNO | First part of Dante's Divine Comedy describing his vision of travelling through hell that inspired Dan Brown to write a novel of the same name (7) |
| SKALD | One of a number of travelling Scandinavian poets of the Viking and Middle Ages (5) |
| TIMEWARP | Fictional means of travelling between now and then (4,4) |
| TRAIN | With early senses including "retinue" and "dragging part of a robe", a word for a line of travelling camels, coaches, people etc; or, a sequence of connected thoughts or things (5) |
| AVAIL | Take advantage of gangster controlling way of travelling through (5) |
| NOMADIC | Retired friend of Pythias in charge of travelling (7) |
| SKITOURING | Sport of travelling (sometimes hut-to-hut) through mountainous landscapes over snow with essential items of kit called skins (3,7) |
| PLATFORMSOLE | What can raise stature of travelling rep most of all? |
| FANFARE | Supporter has price of travelling to parade of enthusiasm (7) |
| JETLAG | Effect of travelling awfully late in suburbs of Joburg (3,3) |
