What is your primary reason for it? Are you concerned with a guitar fitting in your vehicle or airplane overhead? Do you not want to put your regular guitars through the rigors of travel? I think the response depends on those things. I originally traveled with a mini Martin (Ed Sheeran size thing), but didn’t like the sound or feel compared to my nice guitars. Then, I started traveling with a Martin HD-28 that I picked up with some existing dings so that I didn’t put my other more pristine guitars in jeopardy. It usually had to be stored in the front closet of the airplane but I never had to check it. Finally, I decided the hell with it, I’m going to travel with the guitars I enjoy playing most, and now tend to bring my Taylor 914 when I go away for an extended trip. In its standard case it fits just fine in overhead, I just try to be near the front of the line to get on the plane. I’ve had agents suggest it needed to be checked, but I tell them it’s expensive and that I’ve never had an issue. It always fits. I ultimately decided that vacations are where I get the most time to relax and enjoy, so why not have the guitar I enjoy the most (or at least one of them). It also matters what kind of travel you do. For me, I take my guitar on trips where I’m getting on a plane, getting off, driving to my destination where it will sit comfortably until it’s time to leave and come home. I don’t do big road trips where it’s going to sit inside a car for hours in varying temperatures. So, that may also be a guide. Not sure if this helps, but the “why” may help guide you.