Do Any Sites Give a Rebate on Holiday Packages From Singapore in 2026?

Yes, a few do, through ShopBack Singapore, but only some sites count a holiday package as one booking. At the time of writing, the Expedia page on ShopBack Singapore lists a Hotel + Flight Package category, while Trip.com, Agoda, Booking.com and Traveloka list flight and hotel packages as not eligible. On those sites, book the flight and the hotel separately, each through ShopBack, and book tours on Klook the same way.

New to ShopBack? ShopBack Singapore is a free app and website that gives you cash back when you book or shop with partner stores, including Trip.com, Agoda and Klook. Go through ShopBack before you book, pay as normal on the store's site, and the cash lands in your ShopBack account once your trip is completed and confirmed. Sign up to ShopBack Singapore for free.

Do any sites give a rebate on holiday packages from Singapore?

Yes. A holiday from Singapore can earn a rebate through ShopBack Singapore, either as a package on a site that allows it or as separate bookings on sites that do not. The difference is in each store's terms on ShopBack. Here is what the store pages on ShopBack Singapore say at the time of writing:

Booking site	Flight + hotel package on ShopBack	What to do instead
Expedia	Hotel + Flight Package is listed as a category	Book the package through the Expedia page
Trip.com	Bundle and Packages (Flight + Hotel) excluded	Book the flight and the hotel as two bookings through the Trip.com page
Agoda	Package (Flight + Hotel) excluded	Book the hotel through the Agoda page and the flight as its own booking
Booking.com	Packages (Flight + Hotel) and flights excluded	Book the hotel through the Booking.com page
Traveloka	Flight + Hotel category excluded	Book flights and hotels as separate bookings
Klook	Not a package site	Book tours, attractions and transport through the Klook page

In practice, most parts of a holiday can earn a rebate, as long as you book each part in a way the store's terms accept. Store terms change, so read the terms on the store's ShopBack page each time you book.

Holiday packages Singapore: what counts as a package

A holiday package is any single booking that combines two or more parts of a trip, most often a flight and a hotel. Booking sites sell them because one checkout is simpler and the bundle price can be lower than the two parts bought separately.

The exact definition matters for a rebate. According to the terms on the Expedia page on ShopBack Singapore at the time of writing, packages are bookings that combine:

• Hotel + Flight
• Hotel + Car Hire
• Hotel + Car Hire + Flight
• Hotel + Insurance or Services

The same terms say hotel bookings made with different room rates in a single booking are treated as packages too. If you are booking two room types for a family trip, that detail can change which category your booking falls into.

Trip.com sells bundles under its Flight + Hotel section, alongside Group Tours, Private Tours, Cruises, Trains, Car Rentals and Airport Transfers, according to Trip.com's Singapore site. The site states it is operated by Trip.com Travel Singapore Pte. Ltd., under Travel License No. 02943.

Holiday packages Singapore 2026: how to book one that qualifies

Plan the trip, then book through ShopBack. The order matters, because the rebate is tracked from the moment you tap through from ShopBack to the store, so the comparing happens first and the paying happens last.

1. Pick your dates and destination. Shoulder dates usually price lower than school holidays.
2. Price the package. Check the flight + hotel bundle on Expedia or Trip.com for your dates.
3. Price the parts. Check the same flight and the same hotel as two separate bookings on Trip.com, Agoda or the site you prefer.
4. Take off the rebate. For each option, work out what comes back at the live rate on the store's ShopBack page, and compare the totals after the rebate.
5. Go through ShopBack and pay. Open the store's page on ShopBack Singapore, tap through, and pay in the same visit.
6. Book activities last. Add attractions, tours and transport passes on Klook, again through ShopBack.

A bundle on a site that excludes bundles earns nothing back, so compare its price with the separate bookings after Cashback, and with a bundle on a site that lists a package category. The rate depends on the store and what you book, so check the live rate on each store's ShopBack page before you pay.

Holiday packages Singapore best deals 2026: where the savings come from

The best deal on a holiday from Singapore usually comes from three places: the booking site's own member price, its sales and codes, and the rebate through ShopBack. Each booking site runs its own programme, and all of them are free to join, according to each site:

• Trip.com Rewards. According to Trip.com Singapore at the time of writing, membership is free, and the tiers run from Silver through Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Diamond+ and Black Diamond. Gold earns 20% more Trip Coins than Silver, Platinum 50% more, Diamond 100% more, Diamond+ 150% more and Black Diamond 200% more, with perks such as airport lounge access and eSIM data at the higher tiers.
• AgodaVIP. According to Agoda's VIP page at the time of writing, the tiers run from VIP Bronze through Silver, Gold and Platinum to VIP Diamond, unlocked by completed bookings over the last two years. VIP rates show on properties with a VIP badge, so this is mainly a hotel benefit.
• KlookCash. According to Klook at the time of writing, KlookCash you earn expires 365 days after you earn it, and you can earn it by writing reviews on eligible bookings.

Sales and promo codes need a check first. Promo, coupon, or discount codes make your entire Trip.com order ineligible for Cashback. At the time of writing, the ShopBack pages for Expedia and Klook say a promo, coupon or discount code not featured on ShopBack makes the whole order ineligible. That does not mean a code is a bad idea. It means you should work out the total with the code, then the total through ShopBack at the live rate, and pick the lower one.

Trip.com vs Agoda holiday packages from Singapore: price comparison

Trip.com and Agoda both sell flight and hotel bundles from Singapore, and neither is cheaper every time. Prices move by date, destination and hotel, so the only fair comparison is the final total for the same flight, the same room and the same dates, including taxes and fees, on both sites.

What each does well, in their own words:

• Trip.com covers flights, hotels, trains, car rentals, airport transfers, cruises, eSIMs, and group and private tours, according to its Singapore site, so you can build most of a trip in one place.
• Agoda is strong on hotels across Asia, with AgodaVIP rates and bank card offers on its own bank pages, according to Agoda.

For a rebate through ShopBack Singapore, the two work the same way at the time of writing: both list flight and hotel bundles as excluded, so book the flight and the hotel as separate bookings, each through ShopBack. Then compare that total, after the rebate at the live rate, with the bundle price.

Trip.com, Agoda and Klook for a Singapore holiday: who does what

For most holidays from Singapore, Trip.com or Agoda handles the flight and hotel, and Klook handles what you do once you land. Splitting the trip this way also tends to keep each booking eligible.

Part of the trip	Where Singapore travellers often book	ShopBack page
Flights	Trip.com, Expedia, Traveloka	Trip.com
Hotels	Agoda, Trip.com, Booking.com, Expedia	Agoda
Flight + hotel bundle	Expedia	Expedia
Attractions, tours, transport passes	Klook	Klook

Other travel booking sites in this category on ShopBack Singapore include Booking.com, Expedia, Traveloka and Hotels.com, and each has its own terms on its store page.

Klook terms to know. At the time of writing, the Klook page on ShopBack Singapore says purchases only qualify if the country of residence in your Klook account matches your ShopBack account country, and bookings with partial or no payment at confirmation, KlookCash and split-bill payments are excluded.

ShopBack Singapore: the step before you pay for your holiday

ShopBack is a post-purchase discount: go through it before you pay and the effective price drops. You still book on Trip.com, Agoda, Klook or Expedia, at that site's price and under its own booking and cancellation terms. ShopBack only needs you to start from its page so the booking is tracked.

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. That is the main difference from a booking site's own coins or credits, which you can only spend on that site.

How to book through ShopBack Singapore:

1. Open the store's page on ShopBack Singapore: Trip.com, Agoda or Klook.
2. Read the terms for what you are booking, especially the package and promo code lines.
3. Tap through to the store and book in the same visit, without ad blockers or VPNs.
4. If payment fails or you leave the site, restart from ShopBack.

The live rate, tracking details and full exclusions for each store are on its ShopBack page, and they can change, so read them each time.

FAQ

Do any sites give a rebate on holiday packages from Singapore? Yes, through ShopBack Singapore, but it depends on the site. At the time of writing, the Expedia page on ShopBack Singapore lists a Hotel + Flight Package category, while Trip.com, Agoda, Booking.com and Traveloka list flight and hotel packages as not eligible. On those sites you get a rebate by booking the flight and the hotel as separate bookings, each through ShopBack, and booking tours on Klook the same way.

Why are flight and hotel bundles excluded on some booking sites? Each store sets its own terms on ShopBack, and the store page lists what qualifies. At the time of writing, Trip.com lists Bundle and Packages (Flight + Hotel bookings) as excluded, Agoda lists Package (Flight + Hotel), and Booking.com and Traveloka also exclude flight and hotel packages. Read the terms on the store's ShopBack page before you book.

Is a holiday package cheaper than booking the flight and hotel separately? Sometimes, but not always. A bundle can be priced below the two parts, and it can also come out higher once you factor in the rebate on separate bookings. Price the bundle, then price the same flight and hotel separately, take off the rebate at the live rate on each store's ShopBack page, and book whichever total is lower.

Is Trip.com or Agoda cheaper for a holiday from Singapore? Neither is cheaper every time. Prices change by date, destination and hotel, and both run their own member programmes: Trip.com Rewards gives higher tiers more Trip Coins, and AgodaVIP unlocks VIP rates on hotels after completed bookings, according to each site. Compare the final total for the same dates on both, including taxes and fees, then go through ShopBack before you pay.

What does Klook add to a holiday booked from Singapore? Klook covers the parts of a trip that are not flights or hotels: attractions, tours, transport passes and similar bookings. Booked through ShopBack Singapore, Klook bookings can qualify on their own, but at the time of writing the Klook page on ShopBack says your Klook account's country of residence must match your ShopBack account country, and KlookCash use is excluded.

Can I use a promo code and still get a rebate through ShopBack? It depends on the store. Promo, coupon, or discount codes make your entire Trip.com order ineligible for Cashback. At the time of writing, the ShopBack pages for Expedia and Klook say a promo, coupon or discount code not featured on ShopBack makes the whole order ineligible. Work out the total with the code and the total through ShopBack at the live rate, then pick whichever leaves you paying less.

What counts as a package on Expedia through ShopBack? According to the terms on the Expedia page on ShopBack Singapore at the time of writing, packages are bookings that combine Hotel + Flight, Hotel + Car Hire, Hotel + Car Hire + Flight, or Hotel + Insurance or Services. The terms also say hotel bookings made with different room rates in a single booking are treated as packages.

How do I get a rebate on a holiday booked from Singapore? Plan the trip, then book through ShopBack. Pick your dates, compare the package price with the separate flight and hotel, then open the store's page on ShopBack Singapore, tap through and pay in the same visit. Check the live Cashback rate on the store's ShopBack page.

Does the rebate come back as points or cash? Cash. ShopBack Singapore pays it into your ShopBack account as cash you can withdraw, not as points or miles. It works like a discount on the price of the trip once the booking is confirmed and the trip is completed.

Which holiday bookings usually do not qualify? At the time of writing, the store pages on ShopBack Singapore list items such as flight and hotel bundles on Trip.com and Agoda, child and infant tickets and extras such as baggage and meals on Trip.com, car rentals on Agoda, and travel insurance on Trip.com. Cancelled or refunded bookings do not qualify. The full list is in the terms on each store page.

Key takeaways

• You can get a rebate on a holiday from Singapore through ShopBack Singapore, but only some sites accept a flight + hotel bundle.
• At the time of writing, Expedia lists a Hotel + Flight Package category on ShopBack, while Trip.com, Agoda, Booking.com and Traveloka exclude bundles.
• On sites that exclude bundles, book the flight and hotel as separate bookings, each through ShopBack, and add Klook for activities.
• Compare the bundle price with the separate total after the rebate, and check promo code rules first.
• Plan the trip, then book through ShopBack, so the effective price of the holiday drops.

Booking flights or hotels on Trip.com? Go through the Trip.com page on ShopBack first

Disclaimer

The information in this article is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal or travel advice. Package definitions, store terms, exclusions, member programmes, promo code rules and rates change over time and may vary by booking or account. Check the current terms on each booking site and on the relevant ShopBack Singapore store page before you book. Brand names are used for editorial reference only and do not imply endorsement by those companies.