Question

What characteristic can we usually see in all forms of travel writing?

Answer 1

All travel writing—because it is writing—is made in the sense of being constructed, says Peter Hulme, "but travel writing cannot be made up without losing its designation

Answer 2

Answer:

The characteristic we can see in all forms of travel writing is the presence of descriptive text and constant use of adjectives.

Explanation:

Travel texts are always describing new and often unknown, exotic and intriguing places, sometimes these texts report features even from places that are already known, but sometimes become perceived by the reader. One thing in common in any travel text is that it is a descriptive text.

The descriptive text is characterized by describing something in detail, allowing the reader to create a mental image of the object or place described, according to the description made. This describes both the most important and characteristic aspects that generalize an object or place. To help the reader create this mental image, the descriptive texts use many adjectives that expose characteristics of the objects and places being described so that the reader can enrich his mental image.