Trip.com Promo Codes: Where to Enter Them and How Trip Coins Add Up

Trip.com promo codes can take real money off a hotel, flight, train or car rental, and they work best when you know where they go and which booking they fit. On top of the code, every eligible booking earns Trip Coins you can spend on your next trip. This guide shows exactly where to enter a Trip.com promo code, why a code can be refused, and how Trip Coins, member tiers and Trip.com's own travel sales add up, with every rule taken from Trip.com's own pages.

For the live list of Trip.com offers, see our Trip.com promo codes and deals page.

Where Trip.com promo codes come from

There are three places a working Trip.com code comes from:

• Trip.com's travel sale pages. Campaigns such as Go China and Go Japan show codes you claim with one tap, each labelled with the product it covers: hotels and homes, airport transfers, car rentals, attractions and tours, or trains.
• Your Trip.com account and app. Codes you collect are kept on the Promo Codes page of your account, ready for checkout.
• Partners such as banks and card issuers. These codes work when you pay with that partner's card, so check the payment rule before you book.

Where to enter a Trip.com promo code

Trip.com keeps the promo code in its own section of the checkout, just before payment:

1. Sign in to your Trip.com account. Membership in Trip.com Rewards is free, signed-in bookings earn Trip Coins, and codes you have collected are waiting on the Promo Codes page.
2. Choose your hotel, flight or other booking and continue to checkout.
3. Fill in the traveler details, then find the "Promo codes" section. Add your code there before you pay. Trip.com applies one promo code per booking.
4. Add Trip Coins if you have them. You can use Trip Coins together with a promo code, and 100 Trip Coins take about US$1 off a prepaid booking.
5. Check the total before you pay. Make sure the discount shows, and get the details right first: Trip.com says a promo discount may not apply if the booking is changed after purchase.

Trip.com promo code not working? The usual reasons

When Trip.com turns a code down, it is almost always one of these:

• It is for a different product. Trip.com codes are often written for one product, so a hotel code will not work on a flight.
• The booking is below the minimum spend. Many codes need a minimum order value.
• It is for a first booking. Some codes are for new users only.
• It is marked App Only. Those codes work only in the Trip.com app.
• It needs a specific card. Bank and card partner codes need payment with that partner's card.
• It has run out. Sale codes come in limited quantities, first come, first served, and every code has an end date.
• The booking already has a code. Trip.com applies one promo code per booking.

Trip Coins: the saving on every eligible booking

Trip Coins are Trip.com's reward currency. You earn them on eligible bookings, reviews and promotions, and spend them like cash when you pay for your next prepaid booking. 100 Trip Coins are worth about US$1.

Booking type	Trip Coins per US$100 spent (Silver)
Hotels	50
Cruises	50
Flight + Hotel	35
Flights	20
Trains (China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, UK, Europe and more)	20
Airport transfers	20
Car rentals	15
Group tours, private tours and custom trips	15
Insurance	10

A few rules worth knowing:

• Coins follow what you actually pay. They are worked out on the final amount, after discounts, promo codes, gift cards and Trip Coins.
• Hotels earn fastest. At 50 Trip Coins per US$100, a hotel stay earns two and a half times what the same spend on flights does.
• When they arrive. Flight coins generally arrive soon after your tickets are issued. Hotel coins arrive 2 to 6 weeks after you complete your stay.
• How long they last. Coins from bookings are valid for 18 months, and coins from hotel reviews for 6 months, expiring on the last day of the expiry month.
• Reviews earn coins too. An approved hotel review earns 10 to 50 Trip Coins depending on length, plus 10 for a photo or video, 10 more if you post it within 3 days of your stay, and 50 more for a hotel with fewer than 15 reviews, up to 1,200 Trip Coins a month.
• Verify your email. Trip.com needs a verified email address before you can redeem Trip Coins.

Trip.com Rewards tiers

Trip.com Rewards is free to join, and the more you travel, the more each booking earns. Bookings count toward an upgrade once you complete your trip.

Tier	How to reach it	Trip Coins earned	Added perks
Silver	Register	Standard rate	Trip Coins on eligible bookings
Gold	1 eligible booking	20% more	Trip Coins at a higher rate
Platinum	3 eligible bookings after reaching Gold	50% more	Free airport lounge visit, 1GB global eSIM data
Diamond	8 eligible bookings (US$1,000 total) after reaching Platinum	100% more	More lounge visits, 3GB eSIM, airport transfer car upgrades, train refunds with no admin fee
Diamond+	US$10,000 spent after reaching Diamond	150% more	All of the above, more often, plus a free attraction ticket
Black Diamond	By invitation	200% more	The most of every perk

Trip.com travel sales with their own codes

Trip.com runs destination sales that bundle codes and hotel deals in one place. They are worth checking before you book a trip to the region:

• Go China runs through 2026 and 2027. It lists codes for hotels and homes, airport transfers, car rentals, attractions and tours, and trains (the train code is App Only), plus Taste of China Buy 1 Get 1 Free offers and featured hotels in Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Chengdu and nearby cities.
• Go Japan runs until December 31, 2026, with up to 50% off Japan attractions, codes for hotels, trains, car rentals and airport transfers, and limited-time hotel deals across Kansai, Tokyo, Hokkaido, Fukuoka and Okinawa.
• New hotel openings carry up to 20% off at newly opened hotels in Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, Malaysia and more.

Sale codes come in limited quantities, first come, first served, so claim the one you need before you start your booking.

Book with confidence: Trip.com's Service Guarantee

• 24/7 support by chat or phone, and 24/7 emergency assistance during your trip.
• Hotel Room Guarantee. If a confirmed property cannot give you a room, Trip.com works with it to arrange one of the same or higher standard, or a stay at a nearby property of the same standard, and pays any price difference up to the first night's room rate.
• Special circumstances. If an unforeseeable medical condition stops you from traveling, Trip.com helps negotiate the cancellation.
• Advance compensation. When a verified complaint shows Trip.com was at fault, it compensates you in advance.

Quick checklist before you pay

• Signed in, so the booking earns Trip Coins and counts toward your tier.
• One promo code that matches the product, the minimum spend and any card or app rule.
• Trip Coins added at checkout, at about US$1 per 100.
• Room policy checked: cancellation and prepayment rules are set per room type.
• Booking details final, so the discount stays in place.

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