The phrase "consider travel" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting or recommending that someone think about traveling as an option or possibility.
Example: "When planning your vacation, you should consider travel to different countries to experience diverse cultures."
Alternatives: "think about traveling" or "contemplate travel".
BA recommends that all passengers consider travel and medical insurance prior to commencing any flight.
His lack of curiosity was stunning, and his failure to consider travel a prerequisite to negotiating his country's place in a larger world smacked of arrogance and incompetence: the very characteristics that led him to launch a thankless conflict in Iraq that in turn created a Middle East tragedy without surcease.
Economic theory tends to consider travel time as derived from participation in activities.
This added forecasting volatility makes long-term transport models that explicitly consider travel demand uncertainty even more critical.
In AB, all drivers consider travel time and credits expenditure with the same weight when calculating the cost for traversing a link (Equation 3).
In this paper we consider travel across Virginia and identify sustainability "sweet spots" where commute lengths and vehicle emissions per mile combine to maximize green travel in terms of total CO2 emissions associated with commuting.
If you are a gourmet traveller, consider travelling with one of the French companies which are known for their high quality cuisine and table wine.
In Chicago, people have been warned to only consider travelling in emergencies with up to 10 inches (25cm) of heavy snow expected.
By mid-April they were ready to consider travelling the final 13 mile across the frozen sea to the base at Cape Evans.
Anyone considering travel to Myanmar must take into account its terrible record of human rights.
Unlike Wright or Baldwin or Chester Himes, Ellison never considered travel abroad as a way of living more freely as a black man.
