The phrase "a future tour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an upcoming event or journey that is planned to take place at a later time.
Example: "We are excited to announce a future tour that will take us to several major cities across the country."
Alternatives: "an upcoming tour" or "a planned tour".
But the real auction score will be a future tour of Mr. Fairey's private collection.
Now his team is stopping short of calling him a future Tour winner, though Martin looks talented enough to earn that label.
France's Thomas Voeckler shone last year, while the up-and-coming Warren Barguil is tipped as a future Tour de France winner by some.
The Team Sky cyclist, who has been tipped as a future Tour de France winner after his impressive debut in this year's race, was carried away on a stretcher from the scene of a multi-rider crash in Donostia.
A recent U2 tour sold 7 million tickets – rather good, most would think, but Carter thinks a future tour could net 700 million tickets by beaming holograms into living rooms or multiple stadiums.
Tour operators have generally been more lenient, offering longer periods during which clients can decide to postpone a trip or claim a credit toward a future tour, and in some cases offering outright refunds.
But Clarke remains sufficiently hopeful to reveal that the ECB has already cleared a space for a possible Test against Ireland in a future tours programme (FTP) which will run for more than a decade and is ready to be announced within the next few weeks.
I put in a request for a New Orleans stop on any future tour.
It's great to play every day with them". I put in a request for a New Orleans stop on any future tour.
Nick Troiano has raised more money than any independent in the country -- and he did it by knocking on doors, embarking upon a "Back to the Future Tour" in a 1981 DeLorean without so much as a single penny from special interests to help him out.
As a result the paper calls for an end to an obligatory Future Tours Programme, ending "a large number of unviable matches".
