"travel checklist" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "Before heading out on our next trip, we should create a travel checklist to make sure we don't forget any important items."
To help you navigate through the chaos, here is a holiday travel checklist to be sure you are prepared for the worst as you head to the airport.
With his own unique, "work-in-progress" approach to building a travel checklist before your flight takes off you're sure to remember everything you need for your trip.
When you couple that statistic with the record cold and snowfall expected this year (and already being experienced in many places), you can see why vehicle safety needs to be the first item on your holiday travel checklist.
It offers travel bargains, checklists and lots of advice.
Why must we be so obsessed with turning travel — and our lives — into checklists of things to accomplish?
However, these categories were addressed by second-level categories included in the Extended ICF Checklist (e.g., 'Travelling, photography or doing crosswords' linked to d9204 Hobbies addressed by d920 Recreation and leisure; 'Lighted magnifier' linked to e1251 Assistive products and technology for communication addressed by e125 Products and technology for communication).
Mark Lester, a senior executive at Texas Health Resources, which operates the hospital where Duncan is being treated, said medical staff used an Ebola checklist, which included a question about travel history.
a checklist (so that you can plan future travels and budgets).
It had adopted a Centers for Disease Control screening checklist to identify patients with fever who had travelled from the region of West Africa beset by Ebola.
Hand-held radar speed metres were used to read travelling speeds of E-bikes and a pro forma observation checklist was used to collect data on road riding practice.
Chinese-language travel books, such as Wu Sumei's Wandering Like The Hippies, are a veritable checklist for young Chinese, who – limited by visa durations rather than budgets – scramble to visit as many nations as possible.
