GetYourGuide

GetYourGuide is a global marketplace for tours, attraction tickets, and travel experiences, so pick your activity, then book through ShopBack before you pay, where ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. Singapore travellers use it for attraction entries, guided walking and food tours, skip-the-line passes, day trips, cooking classes, and city passes across Asia, Europe, the US, and Australia.

GetYourGuide runs its own discount codes on eligible activities from time to time. ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code: go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay.

No, ShopBack is not a points scheme: going through ShopBack before you book GetYourGuide tours, attraction tickets and day trips from Singapore returns part of what you paid as Cashback, so it works like a post-purchase discount on the booking rather than points you have to collect. It is an essential step before you pay, alongside choosing the right ticket and the card you pay with.

Attraction tickets (Eiffel Tower, Colosseum, Sagrada Familia, Louvre, Empire State, Tokyo Skytree, Universal Studios, Disneyland), day trips and excursions, guided walking, food and historical tours, skip-the-line and priority access, cooking classes, wine tours, water sports, ski passes, airport transfers, and city passes.

Japan (Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Hokkaido, Okinawa), Korea (Seoul, Busan, Jeju), Bali, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Hanoi, Europe (Paris, Rome, London, Barcelona, Amsterdam), the US (New York, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Orlando), and Australia (Sydney, Melbourne, Gold Coast, Cairns).

Standard attraction tickets (Eiffel Tower, Colosseum, Louvre, Tokyo Skytree, Empire State) usually sit closest to gate price, with the value coming from skip-the-line time savings rather than deep discounts. Multi-attraction city passes and multi-day guided tour bundles typically carry the deepest per-activity savings. Walking and food tours are lower-ticket entry points that price under equivalent private-guide bookings.

GetYourGuide uses dynamic pricing tied to demand and season rather than a fixed sale calendar. Booking 4 to 8 weeks ahead typically locks in lower rates on peak-season activities (European summer, Japan cherry-blossom and autumn foliage, Korea ski season). Same-week bookings work for off-peak destinations and standard attraction entries. GetYourGuide periodically runs promo code campaigns on eligible activities.

Typically yes for peak-hour and peak-season entries at high-volume attractions (Eiffel Tower, Colosseum, Vatican Museums, Sagrada Familia, Louvre) where standard-entry queues are commonly longer during summer months. Off-peak or shoulder-season entries usually don't need the priority upgrade. Compare the standard entry price plus expected wait against the skip-the-line premium before booking.

GetYourGuide says that if you find the same activity, supplier, date, group size and inclusions at a lower public price online, it refunds the difference once you send proof. Go through ShopBack before you pay and part of what you spend comes back as Cashback. Klook is typically the price leader on Asia coverage (Japan, Korea, Thailand, Bali, Hong Kong, Bintan, JB) with app-only rates and Klook Kash rewards. GetYourGuide is typically stronger on Europe city catalogue depth, guided-tour quality, and English-language operator listings. For a Japan or Korea itinerary, Klook usually wins. For a Paris, Rome, London, or Barcelona itinerary, GetYourGuide usually has more depth.

Viator is TripAdvisor's tours-and-activities marketplace and integrates TripAdvisor review context on every listing, which is useful for long-tail global destinations. GetYourGuide typically has stronger curation on Europe guided-tour listings and cleaner English-language operator information. Viator often has broader long-tail global coverage. For popular Europe city activities the two overlap heavily, so cross-check price plus review count on the same activity.

KKday is Taiwan-based and typically wins on Taiwan hyper-local activities and Japan and Korea regional depth. GetYourGuide typically wins on Europe city catalogue and guided-tour selection. For a Taiwan or Japan trip, KKday is often the price leader on regional activities. For a European trip, GetYourGuide is often the deeper catalogue.

TripAdvisor Experiences (powered by Viator) surfaces experiences with TripAdvisor review context inline. GetYourGuide typically has cleaner mobile booking flow and stronger curated top-picks on Europe cities. Cross-shopping the same listing across both is common since price and availability can differ.

Airbnb Experiences skews host-driven and smaller-group (cooking with a local, off-the-tourist-trail walks). GetYourGuide skews commercial operator catalogue depth (attraction tickets, skip-the-line, multi-hour guided tours). The two are complementary rather than direct substitutes for most itineraries.

Not usually cheaper on unit price, since operators list similar rates on GetYourGuide. GetYourGuide typically wins on discovery (one search across many operators), mobile ticket delivery, English-language listings, and the 24-hour free cancellation policy on most activities (check the current terms on getyourguide.com). Direct booking can save on very small independent operators that avoid platform fees, though comparing on the same activity is worth the check.

Search by destination or activity type, filter by date, group size, and language. The listing shows operator, duration, meeting point, inclusions, cancellation policy, and reviews. Confirm the date and pax, pay, and receive the mobile ticket in the GetYourGuide app or as a printable PDF. Some activities email a QR code.

Most GetYourGuide activities offer free cancellation up to a set window before start (typically 24 hours ahead), and these are marked as Free cancellation on the listing. Skip-the-line, timed-entry, and certain non-refundable activities carry stricter or no-cancellation terms. Verify the policy on each listing before booking since it varies by activity and operator.

Card (Visa, Mastercard, Amex), PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay are accepted for Singapore bookings. Payment options can change by region, so check the options shown at checkout before you pay.

Most tickets arrive as a mobile ticket in the GetYourGuide app for scan-at-entry. Some activities issue a printable PDF where a physical voucher is required. QR codes are emailed for select listings. Confirmation typically arrives within minutes of payment for standard attraction tickets, though operator-confirmation activities can take longer.

Go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay and the Cashback tracks to your ShopBack account: click through via shopback.sg/getyourguide-sg to getyourguide.com and complete the booking there.

It is the rate shown on ShopBack's GetYourGuide page at shopback.sg/getyourguide-sg, and it can vary by category and campaign.

GetYourGuide submits the booking to ShopBack Singapore and it typically appears as pending Cashback within a few days. Cashback confirms after the cancellation window closes and the booking is finalised.

Combine city passes across cities (Paris Museum Pass for Paris, Roma Pass for Rome, London Explorer Pass for London) rather than booking each attraction separately, which usually beats the sum of individual entries when hitting five or more sites per city. Group walking tours also price under private guides on a per-person basis. Go through ShopBack Singapore at shopback.sg/getyourguide-sg before you pay for the bundle, so part of what you spend comes back as Cashback.

Check operator reviews on each listing and confirm the meeting point and cancellation window before paying. For high-demand European summer entries, book 4 to 8 weeks ahead to secure preferred time slots. Going through ShopBack Singapore before you pay brings part of the booking back as Cashback.

GetYourGuide's own promo codes run on eligible activities from time to time, under GetYourGuide's terms, while ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code: go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay. The current Cashback is shown on the GetYourGuide page on ShopBack.

On your phone, open GetYourGuide from the ShopBack app and finish the booking there. On desktop or mobile web, click through from ShopBack and book on the GetYourGuide website.

For most bookings, waiting is not worth it, because activity prices on GetYourGuide are posted by the suppliers who run each tour or attraction and the time slot you want can sell out before any 11.11 promotion arrives. A better approach is to book as soon as your dates are fixed, choosing a listing with free cancellation: under GetYourGuide's general terms, unless a listing says otherwise, cancelling more than 24 hours before the start gets a full refund, so you can rebook if a lower price shows up later. Whenever you book, go through ShopBack first and check the live rate on this page.

GetYourGuide runs its own promo code campaigns on eligible activities, posted on GetYourGuide's site, while ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code: open ShopBack Singapore and tap through to GetYourGuide before you book.

Compare the exact same activity and date, go through ShopBack before you book, and use GetYourGuide's price guarantee if you later spot it cheaper. Under GetYourGuide's general terms, if you find the same activity with the same supplier, date, group size and inclusions at a lower publicly available price online, GetYourGuide refunds the difference once you send proof, either to your original payment method or as a voucher; offers limited to loyalty members, corporate rates and group rates are excluded. Picking a listing with free cancellation also lets you rebook if the price drops, and city passes usually beat separate tickets when you visit several sites. Check the live rate on this page before you book. For Bangkok tours specifically, read more.

According to GetYourGuide's general terms, its price guarantee refunds the difference if you find the same activity, supplier, date, group size and inclusions cheaper online, and loyalty-member-only offers are excluded. Go through ShopBack before you pay and part of what you spend comes back as Cashback. The terms do not set out a points scheme, so the other savings come from free cancellation on eligible listings. ShopBack returns cash on eligible bookings rather than points, so it works like a discount on the price you pay instead of a balance you have to redeem later.

GetYourGuide says its gift cards stay valid for up to 3 years from purchase, can be redeemed only on GetYourGuide and cannot be paid out as cash. Go through ShopBack before you pay and part of what you spend comes back as Cashback. GetYourGuide sells gift cards at face value on its own site with preset or custom amounts, so the saving comes from the activity you book.

Going through ShopBack Singapore is an essential step before you book, because the cash it returns on eligible bookings lowers what you actually pay for the same activity at the same posted price. It comes back as cash, not points or miles, so it works like a discount on the price.

Your effective price is what you pay GetYourGuide minus the cash ShopBack returns on that booking. Two travellers paying the same posted price for the same tour can end up with different effective prices depending on whether they went through ShopBack first. The cash is confirmed after the booking is finalised and the cancellation window has closed, and it works like a discount rather than points or miles. Check the live rate on this page to work out your effective price before you book.