November is the perfect month to mix cozy inspiration with value-packed education. Travelers are planning winter escapes, family holidays, and 2025 adventures. These 20 post ideas help you show up as the expert while keeping engagement strong.
Each idea includes a small teaching angle you can use in captions, reels, or stories.
1–5: Travel Inspiration (with a teaching twist)
“5 Destinations Where Fall Still Feels Like Summer”
Explain what makes these places ideal for off-season travel—lower crowds, better rates, and mild weather.“My Favorite Photo from Last November’s Trip”
Share what that destination taught you about local culture or seasonal travel perks.Poll: “If You Could Escape the Cold, Where Would You Go?”
Follow up with a tip on how to find the best airfare for that region.“This Time Last Year, My Clients Were…”
Turn it into a mini case study—show how booking early secured better prices or room upgrades.Cozy Airport Outfit Flat Lay
Add a travel-smart tip: how layering saves space and comfort on long flights.
6–10: Tips & Education
“Why Shoulder Season = Smarter Travel”
Explain the concept of shoulder season and how clients save 20–30% compared to peak times.“How to Avoid Holiday Flight Chaos”
Teach simple timing rules—morning flights, nonstop routes, and travel insurance coverage.“My Go-To Apps for Smoother Travel Days”
Share three apps (TripIt, FlightAware, WhatsApp) and how each improves the client experience.“3 Ways to Protect Your Trip Investment”
Educate on cancellation windows, insurance, and supplier reliability.Quick Reel: ‘Things Most Travelers Forget Before Packing’
Add a mini checklist slide with carry-on essentials for November weather shifts.
11–15: Holiday Angle (teach through trends)
“Where to Spend Thanksgiving Without Cooking”
Share resorts or cruises offering holiday meals and activities for families.“Top Holiday Markets Abroad”
Teach followers when markets open, what to expect, and how to plan a trip around them.“Travel Gift Guide Under $50”
Educate on practical travel items like compression bags, adapters, or passport wallets.“Would You Rather Spend Christmas in Snow or Sand?”
Turn results into a teaching moment about winter vs. tropical booking timelines.“Black Friday Travel Deals: How They Really Work”
Explain how to spot real value versus marketing gimmicks—and offer to curate options.
16–20: Behind the Scenes & Engagement
“A Day in the Life of a Travel Advisor During Peak Season”
Educate followers on what goes into client care and how you manage last-minute requests.“My Favorite Part About Planning Winter Trips”
Explain how you match resorts to travelers based on priorities like weather, crowds, and budget.“Here’s How I Vet Resorts for My Clients”
Teach about checking reviews, location, amenities, and safety standards.“This Travel Trend Is Growing Fast in 2025”
Share one forecasted trend (wellness travel, small-group tours, etc.) and what it means for clients.“Poll: More Resort Tours or More Travel Tips?”
Educate in the follow-up story—share one example from each to keep both audiences engaged.
Pro tip: Every post should make your reader feel smarter about travel. End captions with one clear CTA like “Want me to help you plan yours?” or “Save this for later.”
Want to Go Deeper?
I just dropped 50 rich content ideas—each one to help you post with confidence and convert readers into clients.
Stay consistent. Educate your audience. And make November your most strategic content month yet.
To your success,
Amanda Marie
