| ECO | Start for type or tourism |
| TELE | Start for type or vision |
| SETTER | Ending for type or trend |
| ILKS | "Silk' anagram for types or kinds? |
| INDUSTRY | Automotive, music or tourism, e.g. |
| AGRI | Prefix with business or tourism |
| SAFARI | Hunting or tourism expedition (6) |
| SPACER | Word for an astronaut; a bar-shaped key for inserting a blank; an item for separating beads, tiles or type; or, informally, a person who zones out (6) |
| MAKETHEBED | Prepare The Queen for retiring type or produce Thebes for the most part for director (4,3,3) |
| AGASAGA | Term used to describe a type or genre of novel by Joanna Trollope or Maeve Binchy, for example (3,4) |
| GUTTER | Space between two facing pages of an open book, columns of type or stamps in a pane; a duct for diverting rainwater; or, a channel at either side of a bowling alley (6) |
| NORM | From Latin for "carpenter's square, pattern, rule", an average, behavioural criterion, standard or type; or, the length of a vector (4) |
| PROTOTYPE | First or original type or model (9) |
| PIGEONS | Type of type or nose (7) |
| GENRE | A literary or artistic type or style (5) |
| JAG | E-Type or F-Type, informally |
| RED | Cherry or tomato type or description |
| SORT | Type or kind or variety |
| ITALICS | Slanting type or print used to indicate emphasis or a foreign word (7) |
| CANON | List of saints or sacred books; an artist/author's genuine oeuvre; an ecclesiastical law; 48-point type; or, a loop by which a bell is suspended (5) |
