The phrase "schedule a tour" is correct and acceptable in written English.
You can use it when you are wanting to arrange a time for someone to take a tour. For example, "You should schedule a tour so you can see the museum before it closes for the season."
You can schedule a tour here: http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/tours_and_events/garden.gov/about/tours_and_events/garden
Contact us for more information or to schedule a tour of the Conference Center.
Contact the Visitors Center to schedule a tour of the Morningside campus.
After the auditions, programmers send Hessel a wish list and dates, and the council tries to schedule a tour.
For more information about the studio, rates, to schedule a tour, or for your broadcast needs, please contact the North Gate Studio Manager at (510) 510-7713.
Anyone can schedule a tour of the resurrected International Hotel, known as the I-Hotel, the retirement home that doubles as a monument to a historic single-room occupancy building that once stood at the same spot.
Contact Julie McLean at 607 254-4616 for information about scheduling a tour.
He scheduled a tour with the warden, and at the end of the tour Bennett asked for a favor.
One parent attending the event has already scheduled a tour of the PSFC for his children and their friends.
Visitors can tailor their Cornell experience with the Plan Your Visit tool, an online resource with campus destinations, an itinerary builder and information on scheduling a tour.
A spokeswoman for the G.S.A., Renee Miscione, scheduled a tour of the island for a reporter but then canceled it and said the agency would have no comment.
