The part of the sentence "involves travelling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that an activity requires that someone go somewhere. For example: "This job involves travelling to different cities each week."
The other single player gameplay mainly involves travelling to noteworthy locations for free Poké Balls to expand your repertoire.
He now describes himself as a "full-time skeptical investigator", a position that involves "travelling around the country, encouraging groups of strangers to doubt stuff".
It involves travelling through time and space by means of the "tesseract", a method of time travel that saves going the long way through space.
So once I've done the school run I start my charity work, which involves travelling into town about three times a week.
Children are generally taught to speak both French and English and for a lot of students, including Tamraz, gaining fluency involves travelling to universities in Paris or America to complete their studies.
Durmitor National Park offers some of the best hiking in the Balkans and getting here from Kotor involves travelling by road or a combination of rail and road, along some of Europe's most spectacular roads.
If the trip involves travel to isolated or wilderness spots, is there a medical evacuation plan?
Research for Dogs at the Perimeter involved travelling around the country for months.
Forests, beaches, volcanoes and wildlife Getting to Costa Rica from the UK used to involve travelling via Madrid or Miami.
Learning to drive should also be a priority for aspiring filmmakers, as roles often involve travelling across the country.
And the strange thing is that those trips don't have to involve travelling very far – or remortgaging the house.
