Growing Travel Directory Site Adds Travel News & Articles Section

(PRWEB) September 20, 2006

Growing travel directory has upgraded its offering to visitors by developing its travel news section to its site.

search4travelwebsites.com has always had a news section but it has found that it is visitors favourite section, so it has designed it to be easier to navigate. Now the addition of travel articles visitors are able to read travel guides and destination information from a range of travel writers and even submit their own articles for publication.

Paul Hopkins, Editor of search4travelwebsites.com and a regular regular traveler,

said: "Researching your destination or travel company before booking your vacation or holiday is highly important, as many times the travel companies send out special offers and travel deals to enable you to save money, as well as reading other travelers articles about their experience of a trip could make the difference between a trip and a great trip.

"It gives our users much more choice with breadth and depth throughout the site by adding this news section."

Paul Hopkins also commented: 'We are looking for those people that want to spread the word and and tell other travelers about their vacations or holidays via writing an article for http://www.search4travelwebsites.com, we are always looking for great articles to be submitted to our site, from travelers young and old, experienced and unexperienced.'

Paul's top tips for writing a travel article;

• Aim for between 300 - 450 words
• Write in your own style and don't try to copy someone elses
• Find something unique to write about, don't write something that everyone knows about already
• Love what you are writing about
• Ensure your grammar and spelling is correct, Editor's don't really have time to go through and be a school teacher
• You only have a few seconds to grab their attention so make sure you outline to the reader what the article is about in a eye catching way.
• Make sure you article is structured, always follow the rules; Introduction, Body & Conclusion
• Write in an active way, "people do this", not "I have done this".

Notes to Editor:

Whether you are looking for the latest offers on cruises and hostels or travel tips,

search4travelwebsites.com has the information for you.

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