Travel widely and buy some drinks (3,6)
I believe the answer is:
get around
'travel widely' is the definition.
'get around' can be an answer for 'travel' (getting around is a kind of travelling). I'm unsure of the 'widely' bit.
'buy some drinks' is the wordplay.
'buy' becomes 'get' (both can mean to purchase or obtain).
'some' becomes 'a'.
'drinks' becomes 'round' (as in a round of drinks).
'get'+'a'+'round'='GET AROUND'
'and' acts as a link.
Can you help me to learn more?
(Other definitions for get around that I've seen before include "Socialise a lot" , "Circulate" , "Avoid" , "Travel" , "buy drinks for everyone" .)