Travel & Local
Trip.com: Book Flights, Hotels
Flights, hotels, trains and tours booked in one place, with Trip Coins rewards and 24/7 phone support.
Get the app
Opens the official store page
- Developer
- Trip.com Travel Singapore Pte. Ltd.
- Score
- 4.6
- Downloads
- 10K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 4+
- Version
- 8.59.2
- Price
- Free
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About this app
Almost every part of a trip can be booked through Trip.com: flights, hotels, trains, car hire, tours, attraction tickets, eSIMs and travel insurance. The listing is written for UK travellers, naming British Airways, EasyJet, Virgin Atlantic, Premier Inn and Network Rail, though the inventory stretches across the globe. Each booking earns Trip Coins, a credit towards future trips, and spending more raises a membership tier that adds perks such as airport lounge access. Flights come with flexible cancellation, discounts reserved for the app, live status updates and alerts when prices drop. Hotels carry a price-match promise and a rebooking promise if check-in falls through, and bundling a flight can take up to 25% off a hotel. Train tickets cover the UK, Europe and beyond, with split ticketing to lower fares and no payment fees. Cards including Amex, PayPal, Google Pay and Apple Pay are accepted. Customer support runs around the clock by free in-app call, with English-speaking agents.
Trip.com: Book Flights, Hotels: the full guide
What the app is
A single checkout for nearly the whole trip. Trip.com sells flights and hotels, rail and rental cars, tours and attraction entry, plus eSIMs and insurance for the trip, and the listing is aimed at UK travellers, naming British Airways, EasyJet, Premier Inn and Network Rail while covering inventory worldwide.
Each booking earns Trip Coins towards future ones, and spending raises a membership tier with perks like lounge access. Flights carry flexible cancellation and price-drop alerts, hotels have a price-match and a rebooking promise, and UK train tickets use split ticketing with no payment fees. Support runs 24/7 by free in-app call.
How it works day to day
Planning a trip means working down the categories: flight first, hotel bundled for the discount, then the train to the airport with split ticketing shaving a few pounds off. Price alerts run in the background and nudge you when a fare drops. On the day, flight status updates arrive in the app.
When something goes wrong, the in-app call to an English-speaking agent is the feature people remember. Between trips, Trip Coins accumulate and the membership tier creeps up, which is the loyalty hook.
Why people look for it
Trains, mostly, in the UK context. Split ticketing without booking fees is a concrete saving, and having rail alongside flights and hotels in one app is rare. The 24-hour phone support is the other reason, since many booking apps hide behind chatbots. Frequent travellers also chase the Trip Coins and tier perks.
Look and feel
Eight product categories in one app means a lot of tabs, and the five screenshots on the page should show whether the home screen copes or clutters. Expect search forms, result lists and a rewards area, the standard vocabulary of Travel & Local apps. The listing's UK-specific references suggest localised content rather than a one-size-fits-all layout.
Updates and upkeep
Version 8.59.2 indicates an eighth major version with a very long tail of point releases, consistent with a large travel platform. The rating is 4.6 from more than 10,000 reviews, a smaller count than some rivals here. The developer is Trip.com Travel Singapore Pte. Ltd., and the App Store is the sole store linked here.
