All-expense
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.
historical examples
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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