Discover TUI BLUE’s cooking classes

TUI BLUE FOR FAMILIES

Cooking classes at these hotels focus on the little ones. We’re big believers in learning through fun, so we think these sessions are ideal for giving kids an introduction into how food is made. The menu will vary from hotel to hotel, but you can expect the likes of pizza faces, carved fruit animals, and cheese biscuit stars. And best of all, Captain T’s the star of the show. The little ones’ favourite character will be there every step of the way to make sure they’re having a blast.

TUI BLUE FOR ALL

In textbook TUI BLUE For All style, cooking classes at these hotels put authenticity at the top of the agenda. If you’re keen to get to grips with traditional flavours and learn how to cook like a local, then you’ll be in your element. From Turkish mezze at the TUI BLUE Palm Garden, to Italian classics at the TUI BLUE Il Castelfalfi, the classes on offer always match the hotel’s location.

TUI BLUE FOR TWO

At these adults-only hotels, these three-times-weekly classes aren’t limited to cooking sessions. You can also join in with wine tasting and cocktail masterclasses. In the cooking classes, you’ll be guided by the chef to prepare a local dish – veggies, there’ll be an option for you – and you’ll get to tuck into the finished product, too. Meanwhile, the cocktail classes will introduce you to unusual cocktails you might not have heard of. And – as well as getting to taste them once you’ve shaken them up – you’ll also hear all about their origins from the expert bar staff leading the class. If you fancy a wine-tasting session, you’ll get to taste local wine that doesn’t feature on the hotel’s standard drinks menu.

Just so you know, some of these classes come with a charge. We can’t guarantee that classes will be offered at all TUI BLUE hotels.

Fancy yourself a foodie?

Check out our full range of TUI BLUE holidays. Plus, get all the details on TUI BLUE For Families, TUI BLUE For Two, and TUI BLUE For All.

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Author: Hannah Stratton