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Trip.com promo codes for Singapore

Which public code or bank offer saves most on your booking, which weekday each one is released, and where each percentage stops counting.

Trip.com Singapore promo codes, from its own list, read 9 Nov 2026

Trip.com referral code AMQIK5. New to Trip.com? Open our invite link before you register: Trip.com offers a Welcome Pack it values at S$68 to people who sign up through it. Its page doesn’t list what’s inside, and we haven’t redeemed one.

Already registered? Trip.com’s public codes still help on a first booking of each kind: TRIPFLIGHT26SG takes up to S$20 off a first flight and TRIPCAR8 up to 8% off car rental, until 31 December 2026. Beyond that, the biggest listed savings come from bank cards on set weekdays, which the box below sorts for you.

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We earn from this. AMQIK5 is from our editor’s personal Trip.com account, and Trip.com’s invite page offers that account S$20 in Trip Coins per friend, up to S$200. Our other Trip.com links are affiliate links that can pay us a commission. The public codes work without us.

Which offer saves most on this booking?

First booking of this type?

Largest listed saving: up to S$30, from the Weekend flight code.

  • up to S$30: Weekend flight code, claim on a Saturday or Sunday
  • up to S$20: New-user flight code, TRIPFLIGHT26SG on your first flight

Treat these as alternatives: we couldn’t confirm that any two combine. “Up to” means Trip.com doesn’t publish the exact amount or minimum spend on its list.

Weekday codes only appear on their day, so the top result may be one to wait for. Many DBS, OCBC and UOB cards are Visa cards; if yours is, also try “Another Visa card” for hotels. New to Trip.com? The S$68 Welcome Pack isn’t in this box because its contents aren’t published; check it after registering. Trip.com’s deals page has the current list.

The week in bank cards

Trip.com’s larger codes don’t sit in a list waiting. Several are released at a set time each week and run out, so the day you search matters as much as the card you hold.

WhenWhoWhat’s listed
MondayDBS, POSB50% off a pair of Economy tickets, capped at S$200
Wednesday, 12pmOCBC VisaUp to S$120 off flights and hotels
Thursday, 12pmHSBC TravelOneS$120 off flights from S$1,000
Friday, 12pmCiti Mastercard50% off a pair of Economy tickets, capped at S$100
Saturday, SundayAnyoneS$30 off flights
27th of the monthMembers5% back in Trip Coins on hotels and flights

The other date to know is the double-digit one: Trip.com says it runs campaigns on 1.1, 2.2 and so on, with airline pages carrying their own codes. Next up after 11.11 is 12.12.

Where each percentage stops working

A percentage with a cap is really a fixed amount once the booking is big enough. Past these prices, spending more earns no extra discount.

OfferCapCap reached at
New-user attractions, 5%S$4S$80
New-user hotel, 10%S$18S$180
Citi Fly-days, 50%S$100S$200 for the pair
Visa hotel, 20%S$60S$300
DBS/POSB Mondays, 50%S$200S$400 for the pair

So if your first hotel costs S$900, the 10% coupon gives you 2%, and a S$60 Visa code would do more if you have the card. The first-hotel coupon is worth saving for a stay near S$180. Trip.com also lists a 5% coupon for a second hotel booking and tiered savings of up to 6% on three-night stays, valid for 7 days after you claim.

The “cap reached at” prices are our own arithmetic from Trip.com’s stated percentages and caps.

Ending soon

CampaignWhat Trip.com listsEnds
11.11 saleUp to S$220 off daily, 1-for-1 flight and attraction deals, hotels up to 80% off14 Nov
AustraliaS$150 off flights or hotels, while stocks last14 Nov
Korean AirBuy 1 Get 1 deals and up to 5% off Economy and Premium Economy to South Korea, Japan or China18 Nov
ShenzhenHotel, flight, attraction and tour deals, limited quantities29 Nov
China, stay 3 nightsAn extra night on selected rooms, saving up to 33%; stay 1 Dec to 28 FebBook by 30 Nov
HainanUp to S$200 off flights from S$500, S$100 off hotels from S$2506 Dec

From Trip.com Singapore’s promo code page, dated 9 Nov 2026, which says it’s updated weekly. A campaign page may set further conditions.

When a code gets refused

Trip.com’s own troubleshooting names five causes. The one most people wouldn’t think of is the last.

  1. The code has expired.
  2. You’re short of a minimum spend, or paying with the wrong bank’s card.
  3. It’s for another product: a flight code won’t touch a hotel.
  4. It’s for new users, or for app bookings, and you’re neither.
  5. Your account isn’t set to Singapore. In the app, go to Account, Settings, and set Country or Region to Singapore and Currency to SGD.

To add a code, go to Account, then Promo Code in the app, or the Promo Codes item under your account icon on the website. In the app you can also press Add in the Promo codes section just before paying. Trip.com recommends saving it to your account first, so it applies at checkout.

Questions

Is there a Trip.com referral code?

Yes. Ours is AMQIK5, and it works through the invite link at the top of this page. Trip.com’s invite page promises a new user a Welcome Pack worth S$68, while its promo list describes the same scheme as S$20 of hotel promo codes, so the contents may vary. Check what the pack shows after you register, before you book.

Can I use two promo codes on one booking?

We couldn’t confirm that. Trip.com’s pages we read don’t state a rule, so this page compares offers as alternatives.

Do these codes work on the Singapore site only?

These are the offers Trip.com lists for Singapore. Its troubleshooting page says a locale other than Singapore can stop them working.

Why do some offers say “up to”?

Trip.com’s list gives the most you can save, not the exact amount. Its Japan campaign, for instance, is shown as S$110 off flights in one part of the page and S$80 in another, so check the amount at checkout.

How we know this

We read Trip.com Singapore’s promo code list, its deals page and its guide to using codes on 9 Nov 2026. We didn’t test these codes at checkout, so we can’t say which are out of stock on a given day. Most bank offers show no minimum spend on Trip.com’s list, and their campaign pages may add one. Trip.com is operated in Singapore by Trip.com Travel Singapore Pte. Ltd., travel licence 02943.