prolonged tour

noun phrase
UK /prəˈlɒŋd tʊə/
US /prəˈlɔːŋd tʊr/

A long trip that lasts much longer than usual.

The band went on a prolonged tour across Europe last year.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A military assignment that lasts longer than planned.

The soldiers returned home after a prolonged tour overseas.

3. An extended period of duty in a particular role or place.

Her prolonged tour as hospital director brought many improvements.

4. A slow, lingering visit to a place of interest.

The museum offered a prolonged tour of its ancient art collection.