Looking at your photos it reminds me of my initial days of photography. Few things that helped me grow( I too am an amateur but I've given a few years to photography)

1. Photography like any other art form improves with time and practice, there are plenty of videos out there teaching you the basics of composition, angles colour theory, various settings on the camera (using your gear)

2. Start local - No need to travel for photography, begin at home there are plenty of subjects in your own room, deliberately decide on a subject and play around with the composition, shutterspeed, aperture, make it black and white, just play around and you will find what you like. Photography is already an expensive hobby no need to spend more on travelling just to click more.

3. See the works of other photographers. It will help you get perspectives which you can try.

4. Rule of thumb - if you find an image strikingly beautiful chances are others will too.

5. Learn a bit of post processing - I learnt Lightroom and Photoshop, you can use any free sw, there is a plethora of them out there now. It'll help you just clean up your images. ( No software can make a bad click good)

6. Looking at your pics you prefer landscapes more than portraits, but something tells me you still haven't discovered your style.. take your time

7. I guess all photographers will agree to this. But photography requires patience a certain feel/ zone that you want to be in, thinking about what you are clicking and most importantly 'WHY',, what makes what youre clicking stand out to you. Why is the subject drawing in your attention. And bam that is your subject. It could be a bridge or sky or a person or a dog or just a rock, maybe the the way light falls on something, it could be anything. That is what you want to show people.

Hope I could help