Is There a Trip.com Coupon or Voucher for Flights and Hotels in 2026?

Yes, there usually is a Trip.com coupon or voucher for flights and hotels in Singapore in 2026, but each one has its own rules. At the time of writing, Trip.com's Singapore hotels page offered new users a promo code worth up to 10% off stays, plus a 5% app code capped at S$11, and its Deals page listed card-member specials, sale coupons and a student flight discount. Before you apply any code, open the Trip.com page on ShopBack Singapore and compare the final price with and without it.

New to ShopBack? ShopBack Singapore is a free app and website that gives you cash back when you book with partner sites such as Trip.com, Agoda, Booking.com and Expedia. Tap through from ShopBack before you book, pay as normal, and the cash lands in your ShopBack account once the booking is confirmed. Sign up to ShopBack Singapore for free.

Is there a Trip.com coupon or voucher for flights and hotels?

There usually is, and the type you get depends on whether you are booking a hotel or a flight. Here is what Trip.com's own Singapore pages showed at the time of writing:

Offer on Trip.com Singapore	Applies to	What Trip.com's page said
Welcome promo code	Hotels, new users	Save up to 10% on stays
App download promo code	Hotels	Save 5%, capped at S$11
Card-member specials	Flights and hotels	Offers for DBS/POSB, OCBC, UOB, HSBC, Citi, Standard Chartered and DCS cardholders
Sale coupon drops	Flights, hotels and more	Coupons released in batches during sales such as 10.10
Student flight discount	Flights	Student rates and benefits
Member hotel deals	Hotels	Member rates shown to signed-in members on hotel list pages
Trip Coins	Most prepaid bookings	100 Trip Coins worth about S$1.28

Offers change often and can run out before their end date, so treat the table as a guide to what kinds of offers exist, not a promise that a particular one is live today.

Trip.com promo code, discount code and promo: where to find them

Trip.com's promo codes, discount codes and promotions live on Trip.com's own site and app, mainly on its Deals page, its hotels page and inside your account. Trip.com's hotels page says it offers deals and promotions throughout the year on its Deals page, and that loyalty members can sign in to see exclusive discounted rates on hotel list pages.

Places to check, in order:

1. Trip.com's Deals page. Sales, card-member specials and destination campaigns are grouped here.
2. The hotels page. New-user welcome codes and app codes appear at the top of the page when they are running.
3. Your Trip.com account. Some coupons are claimed into the account and picked at the payment step rather than typed in.
4. The Trip.com page on ShopBack Singapore. It lists codes featured on ShopBack next to the store's current terms, which matters for the reason explained below.

Codes copied from forums or older coupon sites often expire or apply only to certain bookings, so read the terms before you rely on one.

Trip.com coupon Singapore 2026: flights vs hotels

For hotels, Trip.com's coupons in Singapore are often open to any new user; for flights, they are more often tied to a bank card, a student status or a sale. That difference shapes how you hunt for a deal.

• Hotels. Trip.com lists over 1,500,000 hotels in 230+ countries and regions, according to its hotels page. Its own tip is that booking midweek is sometimes cheaper, depending on the season, and that you can sort results by price to see the cheapest options first.
• Flights. Flight coupons on the Deals page were mostly card-member specials or sale coupons at the time of writing. A card-member offer generally needs the named card, so check the eligible cards first.

Whichever you book, compare the final total on the payment page. A coupon on one listing does not help if another listing for the same room or fare is cheaper without it.

Trip.com promo code, discount code, coupon or voucher: is there a difference?

In everyday use, a Trip.com promo code, discount code, coupon and voucher all mean an offer that lowers your price before you pay. The practical difference is how you redeem it:

• Typed codes. You enter the code in the promo box at the payment step.
• Claimed coupons. You claim the coupon into your Trip.com account, then select it when you pay.
• Member perks. Some benefits come from your membership tier rather than a public code.

Trip.com official promotions, offers and terms

Trip.com's official offers fall into three groups: public promotions, its loyalty programme and card-member specials, and each has its own terms panel. The terms set the product, minimum spend, validity period and any limits.

Trip.com's loyalty programme is free to join. Its Singapore loyalty page lists six tiers: Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Diamond+ and Black Diamond. According to that page at the time of writing:

• Silver comes with registration, and Gold needs 1 eligible booking. Trip.com's page says neither tier expires once reached.
• Platinum needs 3 eligible bookings after reaching Gold, and Diamond needs 8 eligible bookings with a total spend of at least US$1,000.
• Higher tiers earn more Trip Coins than Silver: 20% more at Gold, 50% at Platinum, 100% at Diamond, 150% at Diamond+ and 200% at Black Diamond.
• From Platinum, perks listed include airport lounge access and free eSIM data.

site:trip.com promo code: where Trip.com publishes official offers

If you search site:trip.com for a promo code, the pages that matter for Singapore users are the Deals page (sg.trip.com/sale/deals), the hotels page and the loyalty page. These are Trip.com's own pages, so they carry the official terms. Third-party code lists are not checked by Trip.com and can be out of date.

Trip.com Trip Coins and rewards in 2026

Trip Coins are Trip.com's member reward, and at the time of writing Trip.com's Singapore loyalty page valued 100 Trip Coins at about S$1.28. Trip.com says you can use them like cash on prepaid bookings for hotels and homes, flights, trains, car rentals, attractions and tours, and airport transfers. You earn them on bookings such as hotels, flights, trains and car rentals, and higher tiers earn them faster.

Trip Coins are a reward you spend with Trip.com later. That is different from cash, which you can spend anywhere.

Why ShopBack is a step before you book

Going through ShopBack gets you a cash rebate on the same order, at the same store. Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles.

Read the store terms first, because they decide whether a code and ShopBack can work together. At the time of writing, the Trip.com page on ShopBack Singapore said:

• Codes. Promo, coupon, or discount codes make your entire Trip.com order ineligible for Cashback.
• Exclusions. Flight plus hotel bundles and packages, child and infant flight tickets, add-ons such as baggage and meals, and travel insurance are excluded.
• Timing. Bookings are tracked within about 2 days and confirmed within 120 days after your trip.

So compare two prices before you book: the price with the Trip.com code, and the price without it minus what ShopBack returns. Your effective price is what you pay at checkout minus the cash ShopBack returns. For example, on a S$500 hotel stay at an illustrative 5%, S$25 comes back, so the effective price is S$475. If a code would cut more than that from the same stay, the code wins; if not, booking through ShopBack without the code wins. That rate is only an example, so check the live rate and the current terms on the Trip.com page on ShopBack on the day you book.

Trip.com credit card rewards and offers in 2026

Your own card's rewards and ShopBack usually both apply to the same Trip.com booking, because your bank pays the card rewards and ShopBack pays its cash separately. Card-member specials on Trip.com's Deals page are a different thing: they are offers run with a bank and are often redeemed as a code or coupon, which brings the code rule above into play. Check the merchant's terms on the Trip.com page on ShopBack Singapore and your card's terms before you pay.

How to book flights and hotels on Trip.com from Singapore

Booking a trip online: pick your dates, compare flights and hotels, go through ShopBack to the booking site, then pay with a travel card.

1. Pick your dates and check whether midweek stays are cheaper for your destination.
2. Compare flights and hotels on Trip.com and one or two other sites.
3. Check the offers on Trip.com's Deals page and in your account, and note the price with and without any code.
4. Open the Trip.com page on ShopBack Singapore, read the current terms, and work out the effective price both ways.
5. Go through ShopBack to Trip.com and book in the same session.
6. Pay with a travel card that earns rewards on overseas spend.

Trip.com is one of several booking sites Singapore travellers compare for flights and hotels, alongside Agoda, Booking.com, Expedia, Traveloka and Klook, and each has its own page on ShopBack Singapore.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Trip.com coupon or voucher for flights and hotels?

Usually, yes. At the time of writing, Trip.com's Singapore hotels page offered new users a promo code worth up to 10% off stays, plus a separate app promo code worth 5% off (capped at S$11), and its Deals page listed card-member specials, sale coupons and a student flight discount. Each has its own terms, so read them before you book.

Where does Trip.com publish its promo codes and coupons?

On its own site and app. Trip.com's hotels page points to its Deals page for promotions that run throughout the year, and signed-in members see member rates on hotel list pages. Coupons can also be claimed into your Trip.com account and picked at the payment step.

Is a Trip.com coupon the same as a voucher, promo code or discount code?

For most travellers they mean the same thing: an offer that lowers the price when you apply it before you pay. Some are typed into a promo box and others are claimed into your account first. The terms attached to each one decide what it covers.

Is there a Trip.com flight coupon for Singapore users?

Often, but most are tied to a payment card or a sale. At the time of writing, Trip.com's Singapore Deals page listed card-member flight and hotel specials for DBS/POSB, OCBC, UOB, HSBC, Citi, Standard Chartered and DCS cardholders, plus a student flight discount. Check which card the offer needs before you rely on it.

Is there a Trip.com hotel promo code for new users?

At the time of writing, yes. Trip.com's Singapore hotels page showed a welcome promo code worth up to 10% off stays for new users, and a separate promo code worth 5% off, capped at S$11, for downloading the app. Welcome offers can change, so check the hotels page before you book.

What are Trip Coins worth?

According to Trip.com's Singapore loyalty page at the time of writing, 100 Trip Coins are worth about S$1.28, and you can use them like cash on prepaid bookings for hotels, flights, trains, car rentals and attractions. Higher member tiers earn 20% to 200% more coins than Silver.

Can I use a Trip.com coupon and still go through ShopBack?

Check first. Promo, coupon, or discount codes make your entire Trip.com order ineligible for Cashback. Open the Trip.com page on ShopBack before you book, read the current terms, and compare the final price with a code against the price without one.

Which Trip.com bookings are excluded on ShopBack?

At the time of writing, ShopBack Singapore's Trip.com page excluded flight plus hotel bundles and packages, child and infant flight tickets, add-ons such as baggage and meals, travel insurance, and orders made with codes, among others. The full list sits on the Trip.com page on ShopBack, so check it before you book.

How does ShopBack lower the cost of a Trip.com booking?

Going through ShopBack gets you a cash rebate on the same order, at the same store. Open the Trip.com page on ShopBack Singapore, tap through and book in the same session. Your effective price is what you pay at checkout minus the cash ShopBack returns, and the live rate is on the store's ShopBack page.

Can I use a credit card offer and earn card rewards on a Trip.com booking?

Card rewards from your own bank, such as miles or points, usually apply to a Trip.com payment because your bank pays them. Card-member specials on Trip.com are a separate thing and are often applied as a code or coupon, so check the merchant's terms and the Trip.com page on ShopBack before you pay.

Key takeaways

• Yes, Trip.com usually has coupons: a new-user hotel code (up to 10% off at the time of writing), an app code (5%, capped at S$11), card-member specials, sale coupons and a student flight discount.
• Hotels vs flights: hotel codes are often open to new users; flight offers are usually tied to a card, student status or a sale.
• Trip Coins: 100 coins were worth about S$1.28 on Trip.com's Singapore loyalty page.
• Before you apply a code, open the Trip.com page on ShopBack, read the current terms, and compare the price with the code against the price without it after ShopBack.
• Your own card's rewards usually still apply to the payment.

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On a S$500 hotel stay, an illustrative 5% back brings the effective price to S$475. Open the Trip.com page on ShopBack, check the live rate and the code terms, then go through ShopBack before you book.

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Disclaimer

The information in this article is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute travel or financial advice. Promo codes, coupons, card-member offers, Trip Coins values and membership terms are set by Trip.com and partner banks, are quoted from Trip.com's Singapore pages at the time of writing, and can change or end without notice. ShopBack store terms, rates and exclusions are quoted from the Trip.com page on ShopBack Singapore at the time of writing and can also change. Always check the current terms on Trip.com and on the Trip.com page on ShopBack before you book. Brand mentions are for editorial reference only and do not imply endorsement by those brands.