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If I want to list two or more activities I like to do in one sentence, do the
verbs preceding the last one that comes before のが have to be in て form, as in
this sentence:

> 旅行をして、映画を見るのが好きです。
>
> I like to travel and watch movies.

Or should the verbs be in dictionary form?

I am not sure whether the sentence above should be similar to listing two or
more actions in a sequence, as in this sentence:

> 旅行をして、映画を見ました。
>
> I traveled and then watched a movie.
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verbs て-form
Use て form to talk about two or more activities you like?
If you are listing multiple actions in a set (eg. of things you like) then you
would use verb+たり〜verb+たりするのが好き.

> 旅行したり、映画を見たりするのが好きです。  
>  I like to do things like watching movies and travelling.

Your initial sentence reads like the two actions are connected. As you like to
first travel somewhere and then watch a movie there.
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I agree that James Scott Tayler's answer is correct, however strictly speaking
the verbs could also be in the dictionary form. For example:

> 旅行するの（が）好きだし、映画を見るのも好きです.
>
> I like traveling, and I also like watching movies
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