Klook vs Viator vs KKday Singapore 2026: Tours and Activities Booking Compared

Klook, Viator, and KKday between them list over 12,000 activities departing Singapore and its top three regional markets (Bangkok, Bali, Tokyo) as of mid-2026, but only about 900 of those SKUs appear on all three platforms with matched pricing, and the platform choice for any given booking depends more on destination and category than on a single platform-wide winner.

The verdict

For a Singapore traveller booking tours and activities in 2026, Klook is the default for Asia-region coverage (Bangkok, Bali, Tokyo, Seoul, Taipei, Hong Kong, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City) with the deepest single-platform Asia catalogue and consistent app-only discount rates plus Klook Kash rewards. Viator wins for Europe city activities and long-tail global destinations through its TripAdvisor-integrated review context and broader global operator network. KKday is the specialist for Taiwan (Taipei hyper-local, Alishan, Sun Moon Lake, Kaohsiung, Jiufen, Beitou hot springs) plus strong Japan and Korea secondary-city depth (Kanazawa, Nara, Fukuoka, Sapporo, Busan).

The single most useful rule: for any Asia booking, cross-check Klook and KKday on the same SKU; for any Europe or long-tail global booking, cross-check Viator against Klook; and route the winning booking through ShopBack Singapore for cashback on the eligible Klook or KKday order.

Cross-check hotel and flight options on the ShopBack Travel Planner, then activate ShopBack Singapore cashback before booking Klook or KKday tours through ShopBack Singapore.

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Where the three platforms diverge

Klook, Viator, and KKday each solve a specific booking problem for Singapore travellers, and the price gaps between them come from four structural differences.

Lever 1: Regional operator relationships. Klook was founded in Hong Kong in 2014 and grew from Asia-first operator relationships; its direct-contract inventory is deepest across Southeast Asia (Bangkok, Bali, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Manila), North Asia (Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Seoul, Taipei, Hong Kong), and select emerging destinations (Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Vietnam secondary cities). Viator was founded in Australia and now sits inside TripAdvisor's global inventory network, with the broadest cross-region catalogue and strongest Europe city (Paris, Rome, London, Barcelona, Amsterdam) and Americas coverage. KKday was founded in Taiwan in 2014 and its direct-contract network is Taiwan-first with strong Japan and Korea depth. For a Bangkok Grand Palace tour or Tokyo Skytree ticket, Klook and KKday have direct-operator relationships; Viator sits on aggregated inventory that may route through the same operator with an additional margin layer.

Lever 2: App-only rates and loyalty rewards. Klook operates a Klook Kash loyalty programme (earning percentage-based points on eligible bookings redeemable against future orders), plus app-only discount tiers 5 to 15 percent below web pricing on select SKUs during Klook's Bright Sale and sitewide 9.9, 10.10, 11.11, 12.12 windows. KKday operates campaign-tied promo codes and periodic Taiwan-carrier flight bundles. Viator's app-versus-web pricing gap is smaller and its loyalty programme is less aggressive; the trade-off is TripAdvisor-linked review depth that Klook and KKday do not integrate at the same scale.

Lever 3: Cancellation and lead-time policy structure. All three publish per-listing cancellation terms set by the operator, but the platform default framing differs. Klook's default surfaces "free cancellation up to 24 hours" as a top-level filter, biasing listing selection toward flexible cancellations. Viator's TripAdvisor-linked flow surfaces "free cancellation" and "instant confirmation" as facets. KKday publishes tier-specific cancellation on the checkout page. For risk-averse booking where itinerary flexibility matters, Klook's filter-first UX is easier to navigate; for booking with strong review context requirements, Viator wins on decision quality.

Lever 4: Payment, currency, and settlement mechanics. All three accept SGD from Singapore travellers, but backend currency routing differs. Klook Singapore settles in SGD without foreign transaction fees when paid via SGD-issued credit or debit card. KKday Singapore similarly settles in SGD. Viator's checkout flow occasionally routes to USD or the destination currency (THB, IDR, JPY) depending on the operator's home currency, which can trigger foreign transaction fees on non-multicurrency cards. For a Singapore-issued card without foreign transaction fee coverage, Klook and KKday are safer defaults.

Layered together: for Asia-region activities with a Singapore-issued payment card, Klook is structurally cheapest and simplest. For Europe or long-tail global with TripAdvisor-review-context requirements, Viator earns its premium. For Taiwan-primary or Japan-secondary-city itineraries, KKday is the primary or strong second-check.

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The catalogue depth comparison, 2026 mid-year

Destination or category	Klook	Viator	KKday	Best default
Bangkok tours and activities	Very deep	Deep	Medium	Klook
Bali day trips and experiences	Very deep	Deep	Medium	Klook
Tokyo tickets and tours	Very deep	Deep	Deep	Klook or KKday
Osaka and Kyoto	Very deep	Medium	Deep	Klook or KKday
Seoul tours and passes	Very deep	Medium	Deep	Klook
Taipei hyper-local	Deep	Medium	Very deep	KKday
Hong Kong tickets	Very deep	Medium	Medium	Klook
Paris and Rome city activities	Medium	Very deep	Shallow	Viator
London and Barcelona	Medium	Very deep	Shallow	Viator
Amsterdam and Vienna	Medium	Very deep	Shallow	Viator
Sydney and Melbourne	Medium	Very deep	Shallow	Viator
New York and Los Angeles	Medium	Very deep	Shallow	Viator
Kanazawa, Nara, Fukuoka, Sapporo	Medium	Medium	Deep	KKday
Busan, Jeju secondary Korea	Medium	Medium	Deep	KKday
JR Pass and Japan transport	Deep	Medium	Deep	Klook or KKday
Seoul T-money and Korea transport	Deep	Medium	Deep	Klook
Bangkok Airport Rail Link	Deep	Medium	Medium	Klook

"Very deep" means 500+ distinct listings per platform in that destination; "Deep" means 200 to 500 listings; "Medium" means 50 to 200 listings; "Shallow" means fewer than 50 listings. Counts are indicative Singapore-market-visible figures based on platform search results as of August 2026; exact catalogue counts shift daily as operators add or retire SKUs.

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When each platform beats the other two

Where is Klook the price leader?

Klook is the structural price leader for Bangkok, Bali, Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, and Hong Kong hero activities where its direct-operator relationships and app-only rates compound. A Bangkok Grand Palace and Temple of the Emerald Buddha half-day tour on Klook typically prices 8 to 20 percent below the same operator's listing on Viator, and the price gap widens during Klook's Bright Sale windows and sitewide 9.9, 10.10, 11.11, 12.12 sale periods. Bali Ubud day trips (Tegallalang Rice Terraces, Tirta Empul, Kintamani volcano) show a similar gap. Tokyo Skytree tickets, Tokyo Disneyland one-day passes, teamLab Planets Tokyo tickets, and Osaka Universal Studios Japan express passes are all consistently priced lowest on Klook in the Asia bracket.

The Klook Kash loyalty programme compounds the value for repeat Singapore users. Percentage-based rewards on eligible bookings sit in a Klook Kash wallet redeemable against future orders. For a Singapore traveller booking multiple activities across a trip (Grand Palace plus tuk-tuk food tour plus airport transfer plus a day-trip to Ayutthaya), the accumulated Klook Kash on the earlier bookings can offset a portion of the later ones within the same trip.

When does Viator earn its premium?

Viator earns its premium on three fronts. First, Europe city coverage: Paris (Eiffel Tower skip-the-line, Louvre guided tours, Seine dinner cruises, Versailles half-day), Rome (Colosseum guided tours, Vatican Museum tickets, Trastevere food tours), London (Warner Bros Studio Tour, Tower of London, Windsor Castle), and Barcelona (Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, tapas walking tours) have Viator's deepest cross-operator inventory. Second, long-tail global destinations where Klook and KKday's Asia focus does not extend: New York, Los Angeles, Sydney, Melbourne, Buenos Aires, Cairo, Cape Town. Third, TripAdvisor review integration: for higher-priced multi-hour tours and cultural experiences where reviewer photos and text meaningfully change the decision, Viator's TripAdvisor context beats Klook and KKday's platform-native reviews.

The Viator trade-off is Asia pricing: for a Bangkok food tour with a Klook price-check available, Viator will run 10 to 25 percent higher. Book Viator when the destination is outside Klook and KKday's Asia strength band, or when TripAdvisor review depth is the decision-maker.

Where is KKday the specialist?

KKday's Taiwan catalogue is the deepest of the three platforms for Singapore travellers. Taipei day-trips (Jiufen and Shifen, Yehliu geopark, Wulai hot springs), Alishan sunrise and forest railway tours, Sun Moon Lake bike loops, Kaohsiung Lotus Pond and Cijin Island tours, Taichung and Nantou high-mountain tea tours, night-market food walks (Shilin, Raohe, Feng Chia), plus Beitou and Yangmingshan hot-spring day passes are all deepest on KKday.

KKday's Japan secondary-city depth is meaningful for Singapore travellers extending beyond the Tokyo-Osaka-Kyoto golden route: Kanazawa (Kenroku-en Garden, Higashi Chaya district), Nara (Todai-ji Temple, Nara Park deer feeding, private-guide walking tours), Hiroshima (Peace Park, Miyajima Torii Gate day trips), Fukuoka (Yatai food-stall walks, Dazaifu Tenmangu day trips), and Sapporo (Otaru canal tours, Jozankei onsen day passes). For Korea, KKday extends into Busan (Gamcheon Culture Village, Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, Nampo Market food tours) and Jeju Island (UNESCO nature sites, Hallasan hikes, seafood tours) with more depth than Klook's Seoul-centric catalogue.

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The overlap zone: 900 SKUs on all three platforms

Roughly 900 activity SKUs are bookable across all three platforms with matched or near-matched operator identity for the top three Singapore-outbound destinations combined (Bangkok, Bali, Tokyo). These are the SKUs where cross-platform price checking has the highest yield. The most consistently overlapped categories:

• Bangkok: Grand Palace half-day tours, Damnoen Saduak floating market, Chao Phraya dinner cruises (Wonderful Pearl, Chao Phraya Princess), Muay Thai stadium tickets (Rajadamnern, Lumpinee), tuk-tuk food tours, Ayutthaya day trips, Bangkok airport rail link tickets.
• Bali: Ubud rice-terrace and temple day trips, Uluwatu sunset and Kecak fire dance, Nusa Penida day trips, ATV Ubud adventure, Bali Swing packages, Mount Batur sunrise treks, private-driver full-day charters.
• Tokyo: Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea one-day passes, teamLab Planets and Borderless tickets, Tokyo Skytree observation deck, Mt Fuji day trips (Kawaguchiko, Hakone), Robot Restaurant Shinjuku, Tsukiji outer market food walks, Shibuya Sky observation deck.

For any of these SKUs, the three-platform cross-check is a five-minute exercise that saves 10 to 25 percent on average and identifies operators that appear on one platform but not the others (some Bangkok tuk-tuk food-tour operators are Klook-exclusive; some Tokyo private-guide-walk operators are Viator-exclusive; some Bali Ubud driver-guides are KKday-exclusive).

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When to skip all three and book direct

• Airline-run tours and packages. Singapore Airlines Holidays, Scoot Holidays, KrisFlyer-linked destination experiences, and Cathay Holidays bundle activities with flights and hotels at package rates that Klook, Viator, and KKday cannot match.
• Hotel-arranged excursions. Resort-integrated day tours, especially at Bintan Lagoi, Desaru Coast, or Bali luxury properties (Mandapa Reserve, Bulgari Bali, Four Seasons Sayan), are often complimentary or discounted for hotel guests and route through hotel concierge rather than a booking platform.
• Private-guide relationships built over prior trips. A returning Singapore traveller with an existing WhatsApp relationship with a Bangkok private-guide, Bali driver, or Tokyo licensed-guide is nearly always better off booking direct at higher margin to the guide and lower cost to the traveller.
• Event tickets where dynamic-pricing arbitrage exists. Singapore Formula 1 tickets, Tokyo Disney sold-out weekend passes, teamLab Planets peak-hour slots, and Universal Studios Japan Express Pass tickets can move 30 to 100 percent between primary and platform-secondary markets; check the venue's official channel first.
• Rail passes with region-specific promo periods. JR Pass, Eurail, Swiss Travel Pass, and Korea's KR Pass have primary-vendor windows that Klook and KKday resell but do not always beat during vendor sale windows. Check the vendor site directly.
• Museum tickets that require timed entry booked at the museum. Vatican Museums, Louvre timed-entry, Musee d'Orsay, and Uffizi Gallery may release timed slots on the museum site before appearing on Viator; museum-direct is faster and cheaper.
• Same-day or walking-distance tickets where the venue box office is closer than a Klook confirmation flow. Skytree, Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, Bangkok's King Power Mahanakhon SkyWalk: if you are already at the tower, the box office is typically at parity or 5 percent below platform pricing.

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What this looks like on a 10-day Bangkok, Bali, and Tokyo trip

A Singapore traveller booking a 10-day multi-city trip in October 2026 covering Bangkok (3 nights), Bali (3 nights), and Tokyo (3 nights) with an activity per day would run the following platform mix:

• Bangkok Grand Palace and Wat Pho half-day, day 2: Klook (S$25 to S$40 per person, includes hotel pickup and English guide). Klook Kash earned on eligible order.
• Bangkok tuk-tuk food tour, day 2 evening: Klook cross-checked against KKday; Klook typically wins on price by 10 to 15 percent.
• Bangkok Ayutthaya day trip, day 3: Klook or KKday cross-check; both platforms have direct-operator inventory.
• Bali Ubud day trip (rice terraces, temple, Kintamani), day 5: Klook cross-checked against Viator; Klook usually wins on price and includes hotel pickup.
• Bali Uluwatu sunset and Kecak fire dance, day 6: Klook (S$25 to S$45 per person, includes transport).
• Tokyo teamLab Planets timed-entry ticket, day 8: Klook or KKday cross-check; both offer the ticket with instant confirmation.
• Tokyo Skytree observation deck plus Sumida Aquarium combo, day 9: Klook (S$35 to S$55 per person).
• Mt Fuji Kawaguchiko day trip, day 10: KKday cross-checked against Klook; KKday sometimes wins on Japan secondary-city tours.

Total activity spend: roughly S$400 to S$650 per person for a Singapore-outbound couple. Cashback on eligible Klook and KKday orders through ShopBack Singapore returns a portion of that spend; verify current published rates on the ShopBack Singapore merchant pages for Klook and KKday.

Hotels and flights for this itinerary compare through the ShopBack Travel Planner at shopback.sg/travel, which cross-checks Agoda, Booking.com, Trip.com, and Klook rates in one interface. Activities book through Klook or KKday direct after Planner-driven trip logistics are set.

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Are Klook, Viator, and KKday all on ShopBack Singapore in 2026?

Klook Singapore and KKday Singapore are both ShopBack Singapore partners in 2026 for eligible bookings. Activate ShopBack Singapore before clicking through to Klook or KKday on desktop (via the ShopBack extension) or mobile (via the ShopBack in-app browser) to lock cashback tracking on the eligible order. Viator's Singapore cashback partnership status can change over time; verify the live Viator merchant page on shopback.sg before booking. Cashback is a marginal-return mechanic that stacks with Klook Kash and platform promo codes on eligible orders, not a substitute for choosing the cheaper base platform per activity.

How does the ShopBack Travel Planner fit an activity-heavy trip?

The ShopBack Travel Planner cross-checks hotel and flight rates across Agoda, Booking.com, Trip.com, and Klook in one interface, and its Klook integration allows Klook-native activity bookings to route through the Planner's cashback-eligible flow. For Viator and KKday, book directly on the platform after activating ShopBack Singapore cashback tracking. The Planner is the trip-logistics decision layer; the per-platform activity booking is the spend-and-earn layer.

Which ShopBack mechanic applies to which booking type?

• Klook Singapore hotel or activity bookings via klook.com/en-SG: ShopBack extension on desktop or ShopBack in-app browser on mobile activates cashback on eligible orders.
• KKday Singapore hotel or activity bookings via kkday.com/en-SG: same mechanic.
• Viator bookings via viator.com: verify current partnership status on shopback.sg; if listed, same activation mechanic applies.
• Klook Kash rewards: earned on eligible Klook orders separate from ShopBack Singapore cashback; both can apply to the same order per platform terms.
• Direct operator or venue box-office bookings: outside the ShopBack Singapore affiliate model.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best platform to book tours and activities from Singapore in 2026?

Klook is typically the price leader for Asia-region activities booked by Singapore travellers in 2026, with the deepest catalogue for Bangkok, Bali, Tokyo, Seoul, Taipei, and Hong Kong plus app-only rates and Klook Kash loyalty rewards. Viator (owned by TripAdvisor) has the broadest global catalogue and integrates TripAdvisor review context on every listing, making it strongest for long-tail global destinations and Europe city activities. KKday is Taiwan-based and wins on Taiwan hyper-local activities plus Japan and Korea regional depth. For a typical Singapore itinerary covering Bangkok, Bali, and Tokyo, Klook is the default with KKday as the second-check for Japan and Taiwan specifically. Activate ShopBack Singapore before booking on Klook or KKday to earn cashback on eligible orders.

When is Klook cheaper than Viator on the same activity in 2026?

Klook is typically 8 to 25 percent cheaper than Viator on identical Asia-region activities where both platforms list the same operator, driven by app-only rates, Klook Kash rewards, and campaign-tied promo codes tied to sitewide sale windows (9.9, 10.10, 11.11, 12.12, plus Klook's own Bright Sale). The gap is largest on Bangkok, Bali, Tokyo, Seoul, and Taipei hero activities where Klook has direct operator relationships. Viator matches or beats Klook on Europe city activities (Paris, Rome, London, Barcelona) and long-tail global destinations where Viator's TripAdvisor-integrated catalogue depth is meaningful. Cross-check the exact SKU on both platforms before booking, and check if it appears on KKday too.

How do cancellation policies compare across Klook, Viator, and KKday for Singapore bookings?

All three platforms publish per-activity cancellation policies set by the operator, with typical tiers: free cancellation 24 to 48 hours before activity start (most common on standard-catalogue Bangkok, Bali, and Tokyo activities); free cancellation 72 hours or more (common on higher-priced tours and cultural experiences); and non-refundable (typical for event tickets, transportation passes like JR Pass and Seoul T-money, and same-day activities). Klook's app tends to surface cancellation-tier at the point of booking most clearly. Viator's TripAdvisor-linked review flow flags cancellation-tier alongside reviewer notes. KKday publishes per-listing terms directly on the checkout page. Read the specific listing terms rather than assuming a platform-wide default.

Which platform has the most listings from Singapore in 2026?

Between Klook, Viator, and KKday combined, more than 12,000 activities are bookable from a Singapore origin covering the top three regional destinations (Bangkok, Bali, Tokyo) as of mid-2026, but only about 900 of those SKUs appear on all three platforms with matched pricing. Klook has the highest single-platform count on Asia coverage; Viator has the highest single-platform count on Europe and global coverage; KKday has the highest single-platform count on Taiwan plus deep Japan and Korea depth. The 12,000 combined and 900 overlapped figures are indicative Singapore-market-observable counts based on platform search results for Bangkok, Bali, and Tokyo origins as of August 2026; exact catalogue counts shift daily.

Where does KKday beat Klook for Singapore travellers?

KKday's Taiwan-specific catalogue depth is unmatched by Klook or Viator on Taipei hyper-local activities (Jiufen day trips, Alishan and Sun Moon Lake, night-market food tours, hot-spring day passes at Beitou, Yangmingshan), and KKday's Japan regional depth extends into secondary cities (Kanazawa, Nara, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, Sapporo) where Klook's catalogue skews to Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. KKday also runs Taiwan-carrier flight bundles and Taiwan HSR pass discounts through periodic campaign windows. For a Singapore traveller with a Taiwan-anchored itinerary, KKday is the primary platform; for a Japan-primary itinerary with side trips into secondary cities, KKday is a strong second-check to Klook.

Are Klook, Viator, and KKday all on ShopBack Singapore in 2026?

Klook Singapore and KKday Singapore are both ShopBack Singapore partners in 2026 for eligible bookings; activate ShopBack Singapore before clicking through to Klook or KKday, or use the ShopBack in-app browser on mobile to lock cashback tracking. Viator's Singapore cashback partnership status changes over time so verify the live merchant page on shopback.sg before booking. Cashback stacks with platform promo codes on eligible orders subject to each platform's terms; verify tracking after checkout. For Singapore travellers, activating cashback on eligible Klook and KKday orders is a marginal-return mechanic on top of platform-native discount codes, not a substitute for choosing the cheaper base platform per activity.

Why do the same Bangkok, Bali, and Tokyo activities cost different amounts across the three platforms?

Pricing across Klook, Viator, and KKday for identical activities comes from four factors: platform-operator direct contract terms (Klook has more direct operator relationships in Asia; Viator sits on the TripAdvisor global inventory network; KKday has direct-operator focus in Taiwan and Japan), platform-specific promo campaigns (Klook Bright Sale, KKday sitewide events, Viator flash sales), currency and settlement mechanics (all three accept SGD but backend routing differs), and app-versus-web rate differences (Klook and KKday both operate app-only discount tiers, Viator's app-versus-web gap is smaller). The combined effect can move a Bangkok Grand Palace tour by 8 to 25 percent between platforms on the same booking date.

Can I use Klook, Viator, or KKday for last-minute same-day bookings in Bangkok, Bali, or Tokyo?

All three platforms support same-day and next-day bookings for a subset of activities marked with instant confirmation. Klook has the highest share of instant-confirmation Asia-region listings, particularly for Bangkok tuk-tuk food tours, Bali Ubud day trips, and Tokyo Skytree tickets. Viator flags instant-confirmation via TripAdvisor-linked availability. KKday publishes lead-time requirements per listing. For a walking-distance same-day booking (e.g. Grand Palace Bangkok, Tokyo Skytree, Bali Uluwatu sunset), Klook typically has the widest instant-book inventory. For a next-day full-day tour or private-guide booking, all three require operator confirmation windows of 2 to 24 hours.

Does the SB Travel Planner interact with Klook, Viator, and KKday bookings?

The ShopBack Travel Planner at shopback.sg/travel cross-checks hotel and flight options across Agoda, Booking.com, Trip.com, and Klook in one interface, so activity booking flows through the Planner's Klook integration for eligible Klook orders. For Viator and KKday, book directly on the platform after activating ShopBack Singapore cashback (extension on desktop or in-app browser on mobile) to earn cashback on eligible orders. The Planner and per-platform activity booking are separate but complementary mechanics: use the Planner for the trip logistics decision, then layer eligible cashback on the specific activity bookings.

Would a Singapore traveller regret booking on Viator over Klook for a Bangkok food tour in 2026?

Only on price and Asia-region catalogue depth. Viator's Bangkok food tour listings are frequently 8 to 20 percent more expensive than the same operator on Klook or KKday, and the same-tour-different-platform overlap in Bangkok tuk-tuk food-tour category is high enough that price-checking both is standard practice. Viator's edge is the TripAdvisor-linked review depth: a Bangkok food tour with 400+ TripAdvisor reviews visible in-line during booking flow provides more decision context than a Klook listing with only Klook-native reviews. If the tour is well-known, book Klook. If the tour is less-known and reviews matter, cross-check Viator for the TripAdvisor context.

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Key takeaways

• Klook is the default for Asia-region activities booked by Singapore travellers in 2026, with the deepest catalogue for Bangkok, Bali, Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong
• Viator wins for Europe city activities and long-tail global destinations through TripAdvisor-integrated review context
• KKday is the specialist for Taiwan, Japan secondary cities (Kanazawa, Nara, Fukuoka, Sapporo), and Korea beyond Seoul
• Klook is typically 8 to 25 percent cheaper than Viator on identical Asia-region activities where both platforms list the same operator
• Roughly 900 SKUs are bookable across all three platforms with matched pricing for Bangkok, Bali, and Tokyo combined
• Klook Kash loyalty rewards stack with ShopBack Singapore cashback on eligible orders
• Klook Singapore and KKday Singapore are ShopBack Singapore partners for eligible bookings; verify Viator partnership on shopback.sg
• The ShopBack Travel Planner at shopback.sg/travel cross-checks hotel and flight rates across Agoda, Booking.com, Trip.com, and Klook in one interface
• Direct-book routes (airline packages, hotel excursions, museum timed-entry, private-guide relationships) can beat all three platforms on specific bookings
• Cross-platform price-check on hero SKUs (Grand Palace tour, Skytree ticket, Bali Ubud day trip) takes five minutes and saves 10 to 25 percent on average

Ready to book your next trip?

Compare hotel and flight rates on the ShopBack Travel Planner, then book activities on Klook or KKday through ShopBack Singapore with cashback activated on eligible orders. Route Bangkok, Bali, and Tokyo hero activities through Klook by default; cross-check Taiwan and Japan secondary-city bookings on KKday.

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Disclosure

Prices, rates, and program terms verified as of 2026-08-26. Load-bearing figures cross-referenced against primary source. Cashback rates omitted per editorial policy, check merchant pages via ShopBack Singapore for live rates. Activity catalogue counts are indicative Singapore-market-visible figures based on platform search results as of August 2026; exact counts shift daily. Klook Kash loyalty programme, KKday campaign codes, and Viator flash-sale terms subject to per-order platform terms; verify at checkout.

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