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Tourism & Hospitality vocabulary · Tours & Guiding

Entrance fee

Meaning in tourism & hospitality, with examples

/ˈentrəns fiː/nounCommon term

In tourism & hospitality, entrance fee means: The amount of money a visitor pays to enter a museum, historic site, park or other attraction.

In Turkish: giriş ücreti, müze giriş ücreti

How it is used

Tour descriptions state whether entrance fees are included or excluded. Also called admission fee or simply admission. Guides often collect money or buy tickets for the group and explain discounts for children, students or museum pass holders.

Example sentences

  1. The tour price does not include entrance fees to the museums.

  2. Please have some cash ready; the entrance fee for the small museum is paid at the door.

Common collocations

  • pay an entrance fee
  • entrance fees included
  • entrance fees not included
  • museum entrance fee
  • guided tourA visit to a place such as a museum, city or historic site, led by a guide who explains what the group sees.
  • sightseeingThe activity of visiting famous or interesting places in a city or region as a tourist.
  • day tripA journey to a place and back on the same day, usually for sightseeing or an activity, without staying overnight.
  • excursionA short trip, usually lasting a day or less, that tourists take from their hotel to visit a place or do an activity.

More terms: Tours & Guiding

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