Examples of 'joint tour' in a sentence
Meaning of "joint tour"
joint tour: Joint tour refers to a trip or journey that is undertaken by two or more individuals or groups together. It implies a shared travel experience where the participants are involved in the same itinerary or activities
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Hope that continues beyond the joint tour.
Final joint tour.
Two Koreas celebrate anniversary of suspended joint tour program.
Joint tour routes created in Central Asia.
Drake and Migos announce joint tour.
In addition, they will lead a joint tour with The Wombats that will begin in early 2019.
Meek Mill and Future just announced a big joint tour together.
The band embarked on a joint tour with New Kids on the Block during 2011.
Best Coast and Wavves announce joint tour.
In addition, the team took part in a joint tour to Cyprus with Maccabi Petah Tikva.
Kali Uchis and Jorja Smith have announced a joint tour.
Juanes and Mon Laferte will make a joint tour of the USA . and Canada in 2018.
Nicki Minaj, Future announce ‘ NickiHndrxx ' joint tour.
It was followed by a successful 9-city joint Tour of all the four bands.
In 1979, Arik Einstein and Shalom Hanoch started an elaborately produced joint tour.
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Lil Wayne just announced a joint tour with Blink 182.
I hope we will see considerably more joint North-South trade, a joint tour ism policy.
Eventually, the tweets led to naming their joint tour All Hearts.
After a month-long break, Nine Inch Nails again hit the road on a joint tour with Soundgarden.
Rayna, who dislikes Juliette 's style of music, rejects a joint tour out of hand.
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