accompany on a tour; tour companion
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
to accompany (someone) on a tour; to act as a tour companion
Often refers to a professional or paid service where one person accompanies another to show them around tourist attractions. Can also be used in casual contexts among friends.
The company hired a local guide to accompany him on a tour of the ancient city.
If you're not familiar with here, I can accompany you on a tour for a day.
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This platform provides professional tour companion services.
noun
tour companion; someone who accompanies another on a tour
Refers to the person performing the action of accompanying. This can be a friend, family member, or a professional service provider.
He is my tour companion for this trip and knows the local history very well.
That tour companion not only leads the way but also helps take photos and provide explanations.
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