The phrase "avoid travellers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is advising against engaging with or encountering travelers, possibly for reasons related to safety or health.
Example: "During the pandemic, it is advisable to avoid travellers to minimize the risk of exposure to the virus."
Alternatives: "steer clear of travelers" or "keep away from travelers.".
Travellers, especially those who are pregnant, are being advised to avoid travel to the Americas, as Zika is said to lead to potential brain defects in babies.
Travellers should be reminded of the importance of hand hygiene and avoid travel if they have a respiratory illness.
Low-cost airlines prosper by letting travellers avoid jammed roads and railways.
He scours Britain for those whom many avoid or despise – travellers in camps or housed – to learn their lore and songs.
This complicates the transfer to PT and non-motorised modes both because of real differences in journey time and because of the perception of journey times as longer than are actually required by these modes, as travellers avoid situations perceived as less comfortable.
They received vaccinations, a prescription for anti-malarial chemoprophylaxis if required, and oral and written information about how to avoid acquiring travel-related diseases, based on Dutch National Guidelines on Traveller's Health Advice.
The FCO warns of poor driving standards, and that travellers should avoid political demonstrations, but does not advise against travel to any part of Syria.
While travel bans may not be justifiable, UK travellers cannot avoid thinking about their personal ethical responsibilities to the people of the countries that they are visiting.
issued a global health alert that advised travellers to avoid Hong Kong and Guangdong province unless they had no choice.
The Maoist paramilitaries warned travellers to avoid tourist icons such as Machu Picchu, and successfully struck deep at the nation's economy.
