Trip.com

Booking Trip.com? Pick your flight or hotel, then book through ShopBack before you pay: ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. Trip.com sells flights, hotels, trains, attractions, car rentals, airport transfers, and packages, priced in SGD for Singapore users. Inventory is strongest across Asian destinations.

Trip.com tends to win on multi-product Asia itineraries (flight + hotel + rail in one cart) and on mainland China and North Asia hotel inventory (see our Trip.com vs Agoda 2026 comparison for a per-city breakdown). Booking direct can still beat it on airline loyalty earn, hotel chain elite perks, and last-room flexibility. Compare both before you commit.

Strongest inventory across Japan, Korea, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia. The mainland China hotel list is typically wider than most alternatives, which helps for tier-2 and tier-3 cities. Pricing in SGD avoids a second currency conversion at checkout.

Stack flights, trains, and hotels across multiple Asian cities in one cart. North Asia loops (Japan-Korea-China) and SEA loops are popular from Singapore. Trip Coins usually accumulate across the itinerary, subject to product eligibility.

Shinkansen point-to-point tickets and China high-speed rail are bookable alongside hotels in one checkout. Coverage of Japan regional rail passes is partial. Some passes are only sold by JR directly or at station exchange offices, so check before relying on Trip.com for a pass.

Same-day and same-week availability is strong across Asian cities, with rates that often hold up against walk-in prices. Member perks and flash sales may apply, subject to current terms. Filter by free cancellation if your plans are still moving.

Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Bangkok, Bali, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Taipei, Ho Chi Minh City, Kuala Lumpur. Peak demand: SG school holidays (June, December), CNY, Japan cherry blossom (Mar to Apr), and autumn foliage (Oct to Nov). Book North Asia 8 to 12 weeks ahead for these windows; SEA short getaways are usually fine 2 to 4 weeks out.

Search your route or destination, pick dates, filter by price, rating or cancellation, apply Trip Coins or a promo code, then pay in SGD by card or supported local methods. Review the cancellation rule on the listing before you confirm, since terms vary by rate.

Free-cancellation cut-offs vary per listing and per rate. The same hotel can have refundable and non-refundable rates side by side, and flight refundability depends on the airline's fare class. Check the specific rule on the listing before paying; non-refundable bookings can sometimes be modified for a fee, subject to fare or rate rules.

Help is available 24/7 in multiple languages via chat, phone, and in-app messaging. That coverage is useful for time-sensitive changes across Asian timezones, when local hotel front desks or airline counters may be closed. Keep your booking reference handy to speed things up.

Trip Coins are an in-app reward currency earned on eligible bookings and redeemed at checkout to take money off the total. Rewards has multiple tiers (Silver through Black Diamond) that can unlock bigger member discounts, bonus Trip Coins, room upgrades, and late checkout on participating hotels. You move up based on bookings completed within a qualification period; exact thresholds, earn and burn rates, and perks vary. See merchant for current terms.

Some lower hotel rates only show up when you're signed in to a Trip.com account. They often combine with Trip Coins and flash sales, subject to Trip.com's terms. Signing in before you search is the simplest way to surface them.

Member Day, Super Brand Day, Travel Sale, and big regional events (6.6, 9.9, 11.11, 12.12, Black Friday, CNY, Mid-Autumn). Flight and hotel discounts on Asian routes; rates vary.

Site-wide and category-specific codes appear during sales, usually with their own minimum spend or product limits. Most listings accept only one code per booking, so pick the deepest discount for your cart. Codes typically apply before Trip Coins at checkout.

Go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay and the Cashback tracks to your ShopBack account: open the Trip.com page on ShopBack, continue to Trip.com and complete the booking. Live Cashback rates vary; see the ShopBack Singapore Trip.com rate.

Booking Trip.com? Pick your flight or hotel, then book through ShopBack before you pay: ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. Trip.com's own savings include tier perks, member-only rates and seasonal sales. The current Cashback is shown on the Trip.com page on ShopBack before you book.

Yes, through the ShopBack app: on your phone, open Trip.com from the ShopBack Singapore app and finish the flight, hotel or rail booking there. Check the live rate on this page before you book.

Trip.com is the international brand of Ctrip, the largest online travel agency in China, with direct commercial relationships with Chinese hotel groups (Jin Jiang, Huazhu, BTG-Homeinns) and regional chains (Atour, Yaduo, Ji Hotel, Hanting) that Western OTAs source through wholesalers. That direct supply can mean a lower price on the same room in Shanghai, Beijing, Chengdu, Hangzhou and secondary Chinese cities, plus deeper real-time availability during Chinese New Year and Golden Week peak windows. Book through ShopBack Singapore on the Trip.com merchant page above so Cashback applies to what you pay, separately from the Trip Coins loyalty rebate for future stays. For a deeper look, see Booking.com Genius Level 3 Now Needs 15 Stays: Still Worth It in 2026?.

Yes for point-to-point Shinkansen tickets on the Tokaido (Tokyo to Osaka), Sanyo (Osaka to Hakata), Tohoku (Tokyo to Sendai to Aomori) and Kyushu lines, plus most Japan high-speed rail routes bookable alongside hotels and flights in one Trip.com cart. Coverage of Japan regional rail passes (JR Pass nationwide, JR East Tohoku pass, JR West Kansai pass) is partial and some passes remain only redeemable via JR direct or station exchange offices. For time-critical shinkansen seats, book through ShopBack Singapore on the Trip.com merchant page to earn Cashback on the rail leg while the booking is confirmed instantly with the seat map.

Trip.com does not run a public price-match guarantee the way some airlines do, but its member and app-only rates on Asian hotels are typically set against live Agoda and Booking.com pricing, so the same room often sits within a few dollars across the three sites. The bigger swing factors are Trip Coins earn rate on the specific listing, whether app-only member pricing is active, and cancellation flexibility on the fare class.

Trip.com bookings made through ShopBack Singapore show as pending within the tracking time shown on this page. Pending Cashback converts to confirmed within the confirmation time shown on this page, counted from the stay or activity date, once Trip.com's cancellation window closes.

Go through the Trip.com page on ShopBack Singapore in the app, on the site or via the browser extension before you pay, then complete the booking on Trip.com. The current Cashback is shown on that page before you book. If you leave Trip.com to compare elsewhere, come back through ShopBack before paying.

Three parts, all shown on this page. One: Cashback on Trip.com hotels, flights, trains, attractions, car rentals, airport transfers and eSIMs at the rate shown on this page, with separate rates per category, paid after confirmation. Two: no discounted Trip.com gift card or swap card is listed on ShopBack Singapore; the general gift cards catalogue is where one would appear. Three: when an upsize runs, the higher rate shows on this page as a labelled rate, typically around 9.9, 10.10, 11.11 and 12.12.

Your effective price is the room rate minus the Cashback, worked out at the live rate on this page and paid to your bank account or PayNow once the booking confirms within the confirmation time shown on this page.

Start from the Trip.com page on ShopBack Singapore and book in that same visit; if you open Trip.com from a bookmark or another tab, go back through ShopBack before you pay. The current Cashback for each booking type is shown on the ShopBack Trip.com page before you book.

Trip Coins and member rates are Trip.com's own savings, separate from ShopBack. Go through ShopBack Singapore before you book.

The ShopBack Singapore Trip.com terms spell this out: with an initial deposit, Cashback is first calculated on the deposit amount; without a deposit, Cashback is first shown as zero. In both cases the final sale amount and Cashback are updated when the booking confirms, within the confirmation time shown on this page. So a Pay at Hotel booking showing S$0 pending is normal, and the amount fills in on confirmation. Pay now rates show the full room rate from day one and are the simpler choice if you want to see the amount straight away.

The booking categories that earn ShopBack Singapore Cashback are listed in the rate table on the ShopBack Trip.com page; check the row for your booking type before you go through. Each category has its own rate shown on this page. For a deeper look, see Earn Cashback on Hotels & Flights.

Booking Trip.com? Pick your flight or hotel, then book through ShopBack before you pay: ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. Trip.com's own promotions include member-only rates, Trip Coins and marked-down sale prices, and its promo page on sg.trip.com lists its live codes.

Trip.com runs card promotions with Singapore partner banks; some come as promo codes and some apply automatically at checkout, and the partner banks and dates change often, so check sg.trip.com for the current ones. ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code: go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay.

Agoda. On Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Bali and Ho Chi Minh City hotel-only bookings, Agoda VIP prices often come in below Trip.com and Booking.com Genius, with the biggest gap on value and mid-tier business hotels, so compare the same room on both on the day. Trip.com wins when you are also booking the flight and want one account, and on Riverside Bangkok 4 and 5 star where its inventory has caught up. Both earn Cashback through ShopBack; see Agoda on ShopBack and the four-way hotel comparison.

Booking.com. Genius rates are often lower on Marriott, Hilton and IHG chain hotels, and more of its listings come with free cancellation. Trip.com wins the same comparison in mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, where it is often cheaper. Booking.com Cashback through ShopBack typically confirms sooner after the trip than Trip.com Cashback; each page shows its own confirmation time. See Booking.com on ShopBack.

Klook for the bundle, Trip.com for the flight. A Klook hotel plus ticket bundle for Tokyo Disney, Universal Studios Japan or Hong Kong Disneyland can cost a family less than booking the hotel and tickets separately, so price both ways on the day. Note Klook's own rule: Universal Studios products sit under Special Activities with a different Cashback rate.

For a fixed-date holiday, Trip.com often prices below airline direct, so compare the same flight on both on the day. For a work trip with uncertain dates, airline direct wins: SIA's 24-hour free cancellation, KrisFlyer earn and seat assignment can be worth the price difference.

Trip.com is the default: it accepts Singapore credit cards, has a clean English interface, lets you pick seats and charges a service fee per booking in exchange for removing the friction. Use 12306 directly only if you want the lowest face price and are comfortable with Alipay setup; use Klook if you want a SIM, taxi pickup or attraction tickets in the same cart. China Trains is a listed Cashback category on the ShopBack Trip.com page. Full reasoning in our 12306 vs Trip.com vs Klook guide.

Budget fares are usually lower booked a few weeks out than in the same week, and full-service fares cost more. For a mid-range hotel such as Ibis Bangkok Sathorn, Agoda VIP usually wins hotel-only while Trip.com is competitive on Riverside 4 and 5 star, so compare the same room on both. Free cancellation is per listing; filter for it. Hotels and flights earn Cashback through ShopBack; a flight plus hotel bundle does not. See cheapest way to Bangkok.

For hotels, Booking.com Genius is the default: it has the widest European inventory, Genius discounts on participating stays and free cancellation on most listings, which matters for a multi-city rail loop. Trip.com is worth a parallel check on the long-haul flight, where it often prices below airline direct for fixed dates, and it sells Europe train tickets. Book flight and hotel separately. See Booking.com on ShopBack.

Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan hotels (often cheaper than Agoda or Booking.com); Chinese demand peaks in Korea and Japan when wholesale rates hold; fixed-date flights where it is the verified floor; China high-speed rail and Shinkansen tickets with a Singapore card; and multi-leg Asia trips you want in one account with one Trip Coins balance. In each case, book through ShopBack Singapore for Cashback at the rate shown on this page.

Southeast Asia villas, boutiques and Japan business hotels: Agoda VIP is often cheaper. Global chain hotels and anything you may cancel: Booking.com Genius, with free cancellation on most listings. Theme park trips: a Klook hotel plus ticket bundle can cost less than booking separately. Flexible-date work trips: airline direct for the 24-hour cancellation window.

Confirmed Cashback sits in your ShopBack Singapore balance and can be withdrawn to a Singapore bank account or via PayNow. Exchange-rate movements can shift the tracked amount slightly on bookings settled in other currencies.

Yes, Trip.com displays and charges in SGD for Singapore users, which avoids a second conversion on your card. Singapore-issued Visa, Mastercard and American Express cards work, alongside supported local methods shown at checkout. Pay in SGD rather than the hotel's local currency where offered, and avoid dynamic currency conversion. Whichever card you use, go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay and part of what you spend comes back as Cashback.

Any of the three. The browser extension is the lowest-effort route on desktop: it prompts you to activate when you land on sg.trip.com, and you then complete checkout in that tab. In the ShopBack Singapore app, open the Trip.com page and finish the booking there. On the website, click through from the Trip.com page and keep the same tab to payment. The Pending entry shows in your ShopBack account within the tracking time shown on this page.

Trip.com is an established, licensed booking site: its Singapore site is operated by Trip.com Travel Singapore Pte. Ltd. under Travel License No. 02943, as shown in the sg.trip.com footer, and it is part of Trip.com Group. Per its About Us page, Trip.com is available in 24 languages across 39 countries and regions, lists more than 1.7 million hotels plus flights from over 600 airlines, and runs 24/7 multilingual customer support.

Trip.com does not publish a schedule for new promo codes. New codes and coupons tend to arrive with its sale campaigns, such as the double-date sales, and with partner bank offers, each carrying its own terms on the Trip.com Deals page. You do not need a code for Cashback: start from ShopBack Singapore before you pay. read more

Trip.com Singapore releases promo codes on a few repeating patterns rather than one fixed date. Its Singapore promo page lists flight promo codes released on weekends, a monthly Member Day with member-only flight deals, bank card codes that drop at set times, and campaign codes for double-date sales such as 9.9, 10.10, 11.11 and 12.12. Trip.com's terms say these codes are limited and first come, first served, and each claimed code has its own validity period. ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code: go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay.

Yes, Trip.com Singapore keeps a promo code page with new-user codes and campaign codes that change through the month. New users can get a discount on their first flight booking and on a first booking made in the Trip.com app, and other codes arrive with sale campaigns in limited numbers. Once claimed, a code sits in My Promo Codes in your Trip.com account and is applied at the payment step. ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code: go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay and part of what you spend comes back, at the live rate on the Trip.com page.

Yes, Trip.com issues separate promo codes for flights and for hotels, alongside codes for trains, car rentals, airport transfers and attractions. Trip.com's terms say flight promo codes only work on bookings paid in the currency of that Trip.com site, which is SGD on Trip.com Singapore, and that hotel promo codes cannot be guaranteed on every hotel because suppliers set their own rules. Only one promo code can be used on each booking. ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code: go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay.

Trip.com publishes its own codes on its promo code page and in the My Promo Codes section of your Trip.com account. Trip.com says you either enter a code on the payment page, or claim it first so it appears in My Promo Codes and is applied automatically at checkout. Its Singapore promo page has separate sections for flight promo codes, hotel promo codes, attractions and tours codes, and credit card promotions. A flight code from another country's Trip.com site may not work, since flight codes only apply to bookings paid in that site's currency. To earn Cashback, start from the Trip.com page on ShopBack Singapore before you pay; no code is needed.

No single card suits every booking, because Trip.com Singapore runs card promotions with several partner banks and each has its own discount, cap, minimum spend, booking types and release time. Trip.com lists them under Credit Card Promotions on its Singapore promo page; they usually come as promo codes released at set times in limited numbers, and you pay with the named card to use one. A card promo code counts as your one promo code on the booking. Beyond the promo, pay with the card that gives you the strongest everyday rewards on travel spend. ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code: go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay.

They are worth having if you book with Trip.com more than once a year, because joining is free and the rewards grow with each booking. Per Trip.com's rewards page, Trip Coins can be used like cash on prepaid hotels, flights, trains, car rentals and attractions, and higher tiers earn more coins: Gold earns 20% more than the entry tier, Platinum 50% more and Diamond 100% more. Gold never expires once reached, while Platinum needs at least 3 eligible bookings within its one-year validity to keep. Coins can only be spent with Trip.com, whereas ShopBack returns cash you can withdraw. Check the live rate on this page. read more

Yes, open ShopBack Singapore before you book. Go to the Trip.com page on ShopBack Singapore, tap through and pay. Your effective price is what you pay minus the cash ShopBack returns and since it comes back as cash it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. Check the live rate on this page before you book.