How to sell cooking classes on Pinterest

Recipes and cooking content have the longest save life on Pinterest of anything in travel, and a class is the in-person version of a saved recipe.

What Pinterest rewards

Tall, clear images with readable text and a specific destination. Boards organised by trip type, not by your product catalogue.

When people buy here

Long lead. People pin months before they book, so the value shows up in the season after the one you published in.

The play

  1. Pin the finished dish with the destination named in the image.
  2. Run a dedicated gift-voucher board from October onwards.
  3. Link to a page that explains what you cook and eat, in that order.
  4. Keep pins live year round, since indoor products peak when outdoor ones do not.

What your setup needs

  • Stable URLs, because pins outlive campaigns.
  • Pages that still make sense a year later.
  • Attribution that survives a long gap between save and booking.

The mistake to avoid

Only publishing in high season. This channel's return arrives months after the pin.

Why cooking classes in particular

Ingredients, a chef and a kitchen are paid for before anyone arrives. A 25 to 30% cut sits on top of a genuinely high cost of goods, not on top of a walking guide's time.

Set it up

The step-by-step guide to connecting Pinterest to your Tourpublish inventory.

Connect Pinterest

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