The page has been indexed but deemed hmmm what would be the word... I guess not worthy to be included in search results. ( cant think of another way of saying that sorry )

maybe the archive page may appear in the search engine instead of the tour page due to factors such as search engines indexing and more, maybe optimizing it may improve the visibility of the specific tour pages.

maybe the reason why your actual tour page is not appearing in search result is by indexing delays, duplicate content, SEO optimization and backlinks.

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It depends upon the quality of your page. As you said it is good then you should check by using some keywords which you used on your page and then try it to find your page.

i am having or facing the same issue, don't its related to onsite content uniqueness or what!

Reindex the website using GSC https://search.google.com/search-console/about

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I am assuming you have, but worth an ask - Have you tried submitting the page via the Google search console? Submit the sitemap to the Google search console.

If you are confident that the tour page contains good content and the appropriate keywords, the issue might lie with the robots.txt file. Examining the robots.txt file to confirm that the tour page is not blocked would be worthwhile.

Another option is to consider submitting the tour page to Google Search Console. This action will aid in the indexing process by Google, enhancing the page's visibility in search results.

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