| ECO | Prefix with tour or type |
| GUIDE | Word with "tour" or "TV" |
| ISM | Suffix with tour or Tory |
| JUNKET | A rush fish-basket; rennet custard or cream cheese, originally laid on rushes or made in such a creel; or, a banquet, beano, business trip, feast, picnic, politician's tour or other jaunt (6) |
| MUSETTEBAG | Classic type of feed and bidon bag passed to a cyclist during the road races/stages in a Grand Tour; or, an alternative type of haversack issued to troops during Second World War (7,3) |
| NUTRITIONS | Providing nourishment in situ with tour round (10) |
| NUTRITIOUS | Providing nourishment in situ with tour round (10) |
| SQUAREDANCE | US country jig with tour couples (6,5) |
| MODEST | Unassuming ways associated with tour's leader (6) |
| ROADIE | Informal word for a technician who travels with a band on tour; or, a wheeler who rides on highways as opposed to cross-country trails (6) |
| ORBIT | Complete world tour or just a part (5) |
| BUS | Word that can follow tour or school |
| BOP | "Magical Mystery Tour" or "All My Loving," to some |
| MARKANTONY | Ancient Roman worker crosses major flood defence doing the rounds with tour company (4,6) |
| TIMETRAVEL | Measure duration and proceed with tour that sheds light on historical events, perhaps |
| STRIPCLUB | Reach singers getting to grips with tour where everything will be revealed (5,4) |
| SPECULATORS | Risky financiers in places with tours circulating (11) |
| CRIBS | MTV show with tours of celebrity homes |
| ALTOSTRATUS | Intermediate-level cover at last sent out with tours |
| RUSSIA | Old ruler confusing safaris with tours (4,2,6) |
