The phrase 'accommodate tours' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any kind of organized tours that are tailored to fit the interests and needs of the people taking part. For example, "The travel agency is able to accommodate tours for seniors, families, and business travelers."
When a 35,000-square-foot visitor's center is built, the historic house will be able to accommodate more tours.
They need Mandarin-speaking assistants, VIP rooms big enough to accommodate large tour parties and payment systems that can handle Chinese credit cards.
In Nazareth, another city that had banked on millennial profits, the 250-room Renaissance Hotel opened this year to accommodate Christian tour groups from southern Europe and the United States.
This will be the first time the Aire-Wharfe League has moved an entire day of games, while leagues in Craven, Nidderdale and Wetherby have already lengthened their seasons by a week to accommodate Le Tour.
Players have adapted to accommodate the Tour's fledgling wrap-around schedule, the season-ending FedEx Cup and the increasingly important events on the West Coast and in faraway lands like Abu Dhabi.
Which is why the Winchester Mystery House -- given its paranormal legacy as well as this building's ability to accommodate multiple tour groups at the exact same time -- seemed like the ideal template for this theme park's proposed spook house attraction.
The Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art, founded in 2001, at 594 Broadway, in SoHo, is open Tuesday to Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. (In the morning, the museum, a nonprofit organization chartered by the state Education Department, often accommodates school tours).
To accommodate everyone the tours had been rated with symbols denoting "moderate walking over relatively level terrain" or "considerable walking and/or climbing".
An increasingly wide range of tours accommodate different travel styles and offer varying experiences.
He acknowledges benefits to the town from the Indian tourism, like the recent prosperity of the elegant Terrace Hotel, a landmark since 1905 that now accommodates Indian tour groups.
