| IMET | "___ a traveller ..." (Shelley) |
| IMETA | "___ traveller...": Shelley |
| MET | "I ___ a traveller ... ": Shelley's "Ozymandias" |
| HORSE | Equid whose name transferred to a chess knight, a clothes airer, an easel, a foot-rope, a sawbuck, a traveller for a sail's sheet and a vault (5) |
| ATHABASCAN | A traveller's first hour with a book, taking a look at a group of languages |
| TRAINFARE | What a traveller pays for a meal in a dining car? (5,4) |
| BONVOYAGE | A French phrase used to wish a traveller a pleasant journey (3,6) |
| BERTH | What is a bunk allotted to a traveller on a vessel (5) |
| AROMA | A traveller with a spicy fragrance (5) |
| PILGRIM | A traveller to a holy place (7) |
| PASSENGER | A traveller on a bus, train (9) |
| INN | Where a traveller may get a meal ___ some dinner perhaps? (3) |
| GOFAR | Have a good career as a traveller (2,3) |
| CALVINO | Italo ____ wrote If on a Winter's Night a Traveller |
| IFON | A Winter's Night a Traveller (Italo Calvino novel) (2,2) |
| ITALO | "If on a Winter's Night a Traveller" writer Calvino |
| RIDER | A traveller who actively rides a horse or camel (5) |
| LUGGAGE | Something a traveller has: a gull egg left out for cooking (7) |
| PASSPORT | A ticket at the embarkation point is what a traveller must have (8) |
| CHAIR | Where a traveller can sit in a Munich airport (5) |
