tours

Yes the pace of the tours is still high.

But what's actually happened is that most of that money is now coming from tours instead of recorded music [3].

Is it possible for general members of the public to arrange tours of microprocessor fabs anywhere?

It's probably more the secrecy of their process that stops such tours from being available.

Not many people go through the same gruelling tours as the Beatles did before success.

A couple get rich, but not because of music sales but rather concerts and tours.

And then there were holographic tours and parties, and Hatsune Miku became half in-joke, and half viral marketing diva with a distinct personality.

We also have lots of underground preprohibition brewery tunnel tours as well.

Once it was realised that the 350years of civil war had all been just a silly misunderstanding they started running tours of the murals.

I have yet to see the new prototypes, which are allegedly making tours as well.

In the seventies there was an entrepreneur who started running tours of the stations but he did so without city permission and they forced him to stop.

Go hiking, do yoga, or catch up on your social life in an active way, like a pub crawl or one of the boozy bicycle group tours.

They do "tours of duty", since I think they found people had a hard time moving to DC permanently.

> "It would be fair to have two Tours de France - one for the asthmatics and one for non-asthmatics," he said.