"trip guide" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person who is guiding a group of people on a trip. For example, "The students had a great time on the school trip thanks to their knowledgeable and friendly trip guide."
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He began with the seemingly clear-cut idea of writing a day trip guide to Connecticut's abundant dinosaur sites.
(Just click on Road Trip Guide and then on the construction barricade in the upper right hand corner of the screen).
I recently kicked the tires of the Road Trip Guide, so to speak, by setting up a driving itinerary from Connecticut to Boulder, Colo.
Some teen-agers who took small doses in a safe space, with a trusted, older "trip guide," experienced their own births and came to view their parents as people.
Currently, she is working with a television producer on a series based on her 2008 book, "Road Trip Guide to the Soul," which she will pitch this month — with the help of Ms. Taylor — to national outlets like the Oprah Winfrey Network.
MADISON New Haven Bird Club Field Trip, guided walk.
The site shows listings from various peer-to-peer categories, including lodging, transportation and trip guides.
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And for a $34.95 annual fee, the site offers high-resolution maps and customized trip guides, as well as discounts on hotels and rental cars.
In the back are detailed maps of major cities and state road maps, more useful than those that appear in the Road Trip guides.
