all-expense

[awl-ik-spens] /ˈɔl ɪkˈspɛns/

adjective

including all necessary or usual expenses, as the full cost of a trip, tour, or the like:

a two-week all-expense tour of Mexico.

Also, all-expenses-paid

[awl-ik-spen-siz-peyd] /ˈɔl ɪkˈspɛn sɪzˈpeɪd/ (Show IPA).

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A 3-day all-expense trip to Bearpaw Meadow and surroundings can be arranged.

Sequoia [California] National Park United States Department of the Interior
all-expense, including automobile transportation, four meals and one lodging in the Park, $21.25.

Zion National Park Various
Arrangements have also been made by the same packer for an all-expense trip from Los Angeles and return.

Sequoia [California] National Park United States Department of the Interior

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