I'm in traveling.

[Flyby]

A. I'm in traveling.
B. I'm traveling.

which is correct??

[Kraken]

I am not a teacher.

B. is correct.

You can say
I'm in a travel or
I'm traveling

but A. is an incorrect mix-up of both.

[bhaisahab]

I am not a teacher.

B. is correct.

You can say
I'm in a travel or
I'm traveling

but A. is an incorrect mix-up of both.

Hi kraken,
You can't use "in a travel".
"To travel" is a verb, travel is not a noun in this context.
We can say "He is on his travels." or "Air travel is very popular."
So, we can say "I'm on my travels." or "I'm on a voyage/journey."

[Kraken]

Hi kraken,
You can't use "in a travel".
"To travel" is a verb, travel is not a noun in this context.
We can say "He is on his travels." or "Air travel is very popular."
So, we can say "I'm on my travels." or "I'm on a voyage/journey."

Thank you mate, I didn't know it.

[Uncle M]

Hi.

I'm not a teacher. But in UK English, the present participle of 'travel' is 'travelling' (with double-l).

I thing American uses one 'l'.

Dave

[Soup]

A. I'm in traveling.
B. I'm traveling.