travel a place vs travel to a place
What is difference between I’ll travel Hong Kong and I’ll travel to Hong Kong?
Which one means I’ll go on a trip to Hong Kong?

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"I'll travel Hongkong" is incorrect., so you can't say that. It sounds like you're trying to use 'Hongkong" as an adjective or adverb so the listener is going to be confused.

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If you say "travel Hong Kong," maybe you will visit many different cities. If you say "travel to Hong Kong," maybe you will only visit one place.

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