"temporary travel" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a specific type of travel that is not intended to be long-term. For example, you could say, "I am going on temporary travel for a week to visit family".
The temporary "travel documents" they have been issued are worthless.
Correa said the Ecuadorean consul acted without authority when it issued Snowden a temporary travel pass.
Temporary travel: President Obama has seized travel as a means to create jobs in the service sector.
The man was born in Jordan in 1954 and came to the United States with temporary travel documents in 1976.
In retaliation, Italy has written thousands of temporary travel papers for the refugees, which, it says, give them the right to travel anywhere within the Schengen area.
But Mr Snowden's position was thrown into confusion when President Correa revoked the temporary travel document and said that Mr Snowden's fate was in the hands of Russia.
Since the pay scale for many temporary, travel-oriented jobs falls short of a more secure, long-term job, always have extra money saved to cover unexpected expenses and small luxuries you want to enjoy while traveling.
Snowden has been given a temporary Russian travel document, with his name in Cyrillic and a fresh passport photo.
It may have taken American hurdler Kerron Clement four hours to get from Heathrow to the Athletes' Village, but news of what awaits the world's sporting finest when they arrive in their temporary home travels a lot faster than an Olympic transfer bus.
The succulent plants tree (see Figure 1) was part of a temporary exhibition, Travels in the Great Tree of Life, that was on display from 2/16/08-2/28/09 athehe Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History.
The abduction prompted the United Nations to impose a temporary ban on travel to Mogadishu.
