I chose the New York Times website (https://www.nytimes.com/column/36-hours?page=2) so as to start searching for a travel article. The target audience of it is mostly focused in adults between 25 and 50 years old that are probably part of a family, as the website shares some really family-friendly articles. The website mostly provides articles labelled "36 hours in [City], [Country]". As the name suggests, the aim of any article you pick is to provide you a showcase of a city as well as a complete 36 hours schedule containing the best and the most popular activities to do. The article (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/07/20/travel/things-to-do-copenhagen.html) I have been interested by oversees Copenhagen, Danemark's capital city. Columnist Ingrid K. Williams presents in her text most of the family-friendly activities such as places to explore (ex : New Nordhavn), places to shop or even places dedicated to art discoveries, with nearly all of them being illustrated with Charlotte de la Fuente's photographies. I found myself pleased while reading the article because of the simplicity of the writting and the seriousness of the pictures : you are getting exactly what you are looking for. You will quickly find any informations you need with as a bonus advices, prices, first impressions, and of course a complete and reliable schedule. Add some creativity and a feeling of complicity with the author and you get a great travel article.
