| AZUR | In the name of a tourist destination, "blue" |
| TRAVELOGUE | Documentary/opinion piece that describes a country or part of the world from the point of view of a tourist |
| AMALFI | The ____ coast is a tourist destination on the gulf of Salerno |
| POSTCARDPERFECT | Like the scenic imagery of a tourist spot such as Peggys Cove: 2 wds. |
| ATLANTICCITY | Off Galway and Limerick, for instance, a tourist destination for the American risk takers (8,4) |
| AGRA | Ottoman ruler has registered a tourist destination (4) |
| LOCAL | Opposite of a tourist |
| THRONEUNDERTHEBUS | Result of a tourist vehicle hitting Windsor Castle? |
| WHERE | Start of a tourist's question, often |
| IMAM | From Arabic for "lead the way" or "he guided", title, found in the name of a "swooning" aubergine dish, of the prayer or salat leader of a mosque (4) |
| SPRING | The one of the four seasons that combines with 'wood' in the name of a Blue Mountains town (6) |
| OEUVRE | French word for "work" that is found in the name of a type of appetiser or canape eaten outside the main course or "work" of a meal (6) |
| DENMARK | The last three letters in the name of a Scandinavian country begin the name of which neighbouring country? (7) |
| VRIL | Edward Bulwer-Lytton's word for life force or energy in The Coming Race, that survives in the name of a brand of meat extract, used for beef tea (4) |
| NESS | An old word, surviving in the name of a place in Orford, for a headland; or, a loch famous for its cryptid (4) |
| AID | Word for "help" found in the name of a brand of sticking-plasters and also a system of initial medical assistance administered to casualties (3) |
| EAST | Word, related to "aurora, dawn, shine" and found in the name of a spring festival, for the direction in which the daylight giver equinoctially rises (4) |
| EMU | Bird hidden in the name of a bone in the leg |
| IRON | Metal in the name of a member of the Avengers |
| PLUS | A verbal rendering of the sign +, meaning "with the addition of", hence found in the name of baggy knickerbockers made with an extra four inches of fabric added to create an overhang at the knee (4) |
