"travel amount" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the total cost or sum of money needed for travel expenses. Example: "I need to budget carefully for my trip to Europe, so I'll need to calculate my travel amount including flights, accommodation, and food."
"Complaints about air travel amount to 80 percent within the transport sector, which shows the extent of the problem in Europe," Monique Goyens, director general of the Brussels-based consumer organization BEUC, said in a statement.
Finally, carbon emissions from domestic air and land travel amount to a tiny proportion of the above-ground carbon sequestered on ecotourism-controlled lands.
The current curtailment of travel amounts to an experiment: can deals get done without handshakes and backslaps?
For example, in 2010 sponsored travel amounted to $309,000 compared with $77,700 for government-paid trips.
Debuys' main takeaway from his extensive interviews and travels amounts to simple arithmetic involving the above points: (1) climate change makes (2) droughts and (3) growth even more challenging for the Southwest, which is (and always has been) vulnerable to rapid population expansion and resource depletion.
Americans taking the government-chartered flights — including dependents of American officials in Egypt, some diplomats and private citizens — will be expected to reimburse the State Department for the cost of travel; the amount has not been determined.
GHG emissions were assessed with a wide scope life cycle assessment (LCA) approach, including vehicles and infrastructure, and the results were elaborated with a two-part regression model on participation in travel and amount of GHG emissions.
This system also allows the company to track the drivers fuel usage, speed, gear optimization, engine idle time, location, direction of travel, and amount of time spent driving.
Health & Functioning life quality was the least satisfying and job satisfaction, ability to travel, and amount of stress/worries in life ranked lowest in this regard.
Ships costs 500 gold, they can carry up to 300 soldiers and can travel any amount of distance over water, for a ship to stay on land a port must be built.
A larger amount of travel occurred on weekends than on weekdays regardless of the mode used and of the travel measure, be it trip frequency or travel time.
