"casual trip" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an informal, unplanned trip. For example: "We decided to take a casual trip up the coast this weekend."
Overall, usage increased marginally, but the proportion of casual trips increased from 50% (in 2010) to 80% (in 2016).
"People just aren't taking the casual trips to New York City they might have taken," he said.
Included are high usage assets in the near-Earth environment for casual trips, for research, and for commercial/operational platforms, in which career exposures will be multi-mission determined over the astronaut's lifetime.
wildhogfestival.com STONEWALL Rolling Roadshow Leave the L.B.J. 100 Bicycle Tour's 30-, 42-, 62- and 85-mile races to the hard-core riders — who will glide through the Hill Country that President Lyndon B. Johnson called home — and choose instead the casual bike trip, led by Luci Baines Johnson, of historic landmarks on the Johnson ranch.
Older shows like Quantum Leap and Doogie Howser M.D. provide an opportunity for a casual nostalgia trip.
Made by a company specializing in plus size women's apparel, this versatile dress can go for a casual day trip to a night out on the town.
When my family moved back to the United States when I was about 8 years old, one of the biggest culture shocks to me was how much Americans said the phrase "I love you". It came when parents dropped their kids off to school, or as the concluding phrase to a phone conversation, or just because, during a casual shopping trip to the mall.
These trips never turn out to be casual sightseeing trips.
You can do both fitness walking and casual walking trips, or even regular mild hiking.
