The phrase "alone travel" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of traveling by oneself, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "I prefer to travel alone rather than in a group."
Alternatives: "solo travel" or "traveling alone."
My feet propelled me into the nearby Barnes & Noble, where five minutes of flipping through "A Journey of One's Own: Uncommon Advice for the Independent Woman Traveler" and "A Woman Alone: Travel Tales From Around the Globe" convinced me that it might not be a great idea to wander alone through the medina in Marrakesh or explore the caves of Cappadocia in Turkey by myself.
Even legal permanent residents from these countries can no longer sleep easy, let alone travel freely.
Few western journalists were able even to get into the country, let alone travel around once they got there.
About 7,000 patients a year from the United Arab Emirates alone travel abroad to seek medical care, according to research from the consulting firm Booz & Co. based on 2008 figures released in December 2011.
I was too broke to celebrate the holiday with a good meal and a few beers, let alone travel out of town to visit family scattered family all over the US.
Journalists, meanwhile, are rarely able to question CIA paramilitary operatives or leaders of the agency's paramilitary branch, let alone travel with CIA and Special Forces units in the field.
Last week, the department revealed officers seized nearly 260,000 items of biosecurity concern from air passengers alone travelling to Australia in 2013 14, resulting in fines totalling $860,540.
Rabid wolves usually act alone, travelling large distances and often biting large numbers of people and domestic animals.
He flew to Mexico alone, travelled to Oaxaca and found a scene that appeared, to Stephen, to be identical to that which he saw in his dream.
Transportation planners are increasingly looking to reduce drive-alone travel.
Six weeks abroad barely covers holidays, let alone business travel.
