package tour

American  

Or packaged tour

noun

1. a planned tour in which one fee is charged for all expenses.

   offering package tours of the chateau country.

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Etymology

Origin of package tour

First recorded in 1955–60

Example Sentences

The itinerary she shared offers a take on the place no package tour could.

From The Wall Street Journal

Thomas Cook - pioneer of the package tour - has been honoured with a green plaque at Loughborough railway station.

From BBC

TUI said the experience showed booking a package tour with an operator offered "great advantages and comprehensive service in extraordinary situations".

From BBC

The Sugar Hill Revue went on the road in the U.S. and overseas, the first such rap package tour.

From Los Angeles Times

I had written to Travelzoo since you mentioned you heard about the package tour there, and Rhea Saran, the company’s global head of brand and content, got back to me quickly.

From New York Times