If you are writing travel articles then consider what is best to enable you to get the maximum possible opportunity to publish your articles. One of the tips to consider is whether to write in the first or third person.
There are some clever and popular travel writers, certainly. Some of them are household names. Others are new and inspiring. These people find it easy to write in the first person. They say "I did it" or "I did it." His articles are first rate.
However, writing in this way can be difficult and, especially if you are not established, it can be difficult for readers to connect with you. Frankly, people do not always want to know what you did, what you ate and where you went. Your article is not an autobiography after all. This is a travel article.
People feel more comfortable when you talk and write in the third person (unless they know you or you). So, you would say, "I walked down Western Avenue" instead of "I walked down Western Avenue" and "I had duck in wine sauce" instead of "try duck in wine sauce".
You are giving your reader a guide, a blueprint, and an opportunity that can make your travel plans and experiences based on the facts that you can supply. You are not asking them to live a specific day in their travel schedule.
Allow your readers to experience travel information in a purposeful and factual way. Write in the third person, not in the first.
