Pin designs for travel advisors: honeymoons, cruises, family trips, group travel and destination guides.
8 travel agent pin templates
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Pinterest marketing for travel agents
Travel agents and advisors use Pinterest to meet clients while they are still dreaming. People search "honeymoon destinations in December", "first cruise tips", "Disney World planning guide" and "all inclusive resorts for families", and those searches are exactly the trips an advisor plans. A helpful pin brings the planner to your site, where a consultation form is one click away.
The templates here are made for advisors: destination idea pins, cruise and resort guides, trip planning checklists, group trip pins and client story pins. Load one, add photos from your trips or supplier media you are allowed to use, and download a 1000 by 1500 pin. Everything runs in your browser.
20 pin ideas for travel agents
Each one loads into the editor as the pin title.
What works on Pinterest for travel agents
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Pin the trips you sell
Focus your boards and pins on your specialties, such as cruises, honeymoons or Disney. A narrow focus helps Pinterest show your content to the right travelers and makes you the obvious person to call for that kind of trip. Board names should name the trip type.
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Send pins to a guide with a form
Link every pin to a useful guide on your site that ends with a simple consultation or quote form. Travelers who read your advice first arrive already trusting you, and the form turns their interest into a lead. Keep the form short.
3
Follow booking windows
Many big trips are booked months ahead: holiday cruises, summer Europe trips, destination weddings. Publish pins for each trip type well before its booking season, not when people are already traveling. Many travelers start dreaming long before they book, so evergreen destination pins can bring in leads all year.
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Show real client trips
With permission, share itineraries you planned and photos clients sent back. They show your work better than stock images and help planners picture booking with you. Remove any personal details, such as names, dates or booking numbers, and ask clients before using their photos or stories in your pins.
Board name ideas
Tap a name to copy it. All are under Pinterest's 50 character board name limit.
Yes. Travelers use Pinterest to dream and plan big trips like honeymoons, cruises and family vacations, which are the trips advisors specialize in. Pins that link to helpful guides with a consultation form turn that planning into leads. Results build over months.
What should a travel agent pin?
Destination ideas, cruise and resort guides, planning timelines, packing and document checklists, group trip announcements and client trip stories. Each pin should link to a page that ends with a clear way to contact you. Focus on your specialties first.
Can I use supplier photos on my pins?
Often yes, but check the supplier's media terms or agent portal first. Many cruise lines and resorts provide images for advisor marketing with rules on how they can be used. When unsure, use your own photos. Keep a note of where each image came from.
Are these templates free?
Yes. Edit any template, add your photos and download the PNG with no watermark and no sign-up. You can use the pins online and in printed materials. Make a few versions of each destination pin with different photos to see which travelers save.