Pin designs for itineraries, city guides, packing lists and travel tips. Pick one, add your trip photos, download.
8 travel blogger pin templates
Tap a design to load it into the editor below, then add your photos and change the words.
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Pinterest marketing for travel bloggers
Travelers plan trips on Pinterest months before they book. They search for "3 days in Lisbon itinerary", "Amalfi Coast on a budget", "Japan packing list" and "best day trips from Edinburgh", and they save pins to a board for each trip. Travel bloggers who answer those searches get visitors who are ready to read long guides and click booking links.
The templates here are made for that: bold itinerary covers, photo overlays with the destination name, packing checklists and "hidden gems" collages. Load one, drop in your own trip photos, and download a 1000 by 1500 pin. Your photos stay on your device, so you can test designs with full resolution shots.
20 pin ideas for travel bloggers
Each one loads into the editor as the pin title.
What works on Pinterest for travel bloggers
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Put the place name first
Travel searches almost always start with the destination: "Lisbon itinerary", "Bali packing list". Lead the pin title, description and board name with the place, then add the length of stay or season, since those details decide which pin a planner saves.
2
Make a board for every destination
Readers plan by place, and Pinterest uses board names to understand your pins. A board per country or city, filled with your own guides plus helpful pins from others, tells Pinterest what you cover and gives readers a reason to follow.
3
Pin for the planning window
People research summer trips in winter and spring, and holiday markets in early autumn. Publish fresh pins for each destination a few months before its season, then keep pinning new designs for your best guides all year. Evergreen city guides can keep working for years.
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Use your own photos with clear text
Real photos from your trip build trust, and a dark overlay or a solid band keeps the destination name readable on busy scenery. Make a few versions per guide with different photos so the same post can be found from several angles.
Board name ideas
Tap a name to copy it. All are under Pinterest's 50 character board name limit.
Yes. Travelers use Pinterest to research and save trip ideas long before booking, which makes it a strong source of readers for itineraries, city guides and packing lists. Pins for evergreen destination guides can bring visitors for years. They also suit affiliate links for hotels, tours and travel gear.
How many pins should I make per travel post?
Start with three to five designs per guide, each with a different photo or angle, such as the itinerary, the budget, and the best photo spots. Publish them over several weeks rather than all at once, then add new designs for your best performing posts.
Should I use stock photos for travel pins?
Your own photos are better because they show you have been there and they match the post. If you use stock images, follow the license terms and pick shots that look like the real place in the season you describe.
Are these travel pin templates free?
Yes. Edit any template, add your trip photos and download the PNG with no watermark and no sign-up. You can use the pins for your blog, shop or course. Make a few versions per guide with different trip photos to see which one travelers save.
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