Booking.com
Online travel agency
A worldwide booking site for hotels, apartments, flights and car hire
Online travel agency
Reviewed November 2026Trip.com is an online travel agency, part of Trip.com Group, that sells flights, hotels, train tickets, car rentals and attraction tickets. It has a strong presence in Asia and serves travellers worldwide through its website and app. It can be handy for comparing options in one place, but terms vary by airline and hotel, so read the booking conditions carefully.
General money-saving moves that apply to this brand. Availability changes, so confirm on the brand's site.
Trip.com has a rewards program and app-specific deals. Check whether membership points or app offers apply to your booking.
Booking a flight and hotel together can sometimes cost less than booking them separately. Compare both ways.
Flight prices change often. Price alerts can help you book when fares drop.
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Booking.com is best known for accommodation, from hotels to apartments, and also offers flights, car hire and attractions. Trip.com covers a similar mix, with particular strength in flights and trains in some regions. Both are large, established platforms.
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Flight prices change constantly and there is no single trick that always works. What does help is being flexible, comparing the total cost rather than the headline fare, and understanding what you give up with the cheapest options.
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If your flight is badly delayed, cancelled or overbooked, you may be entitled to help and possibly compensation. In Europe and the UK the main rules are EU Regulation 261/2004 (often called EU261) and its UK equivalent (UK261). Rules and amounts depend on distance and circumstances, so always check the regulation and the airline's guidance for your case.
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Healthcare in the United States can be very expensive, and visitors generally cannot rely on public health coverage there. Visitor medical insurance is designed to cover unexpected illness or injury during a trip, but plans differ a lot in what they actually pay for.
Trip.com is part of Trip.com Group, a large travel company. As with any agency, read booking terms carefully.
It depends on the fare or room type you chose. Check the cancellation policy shown before you pay.
Trip.com sells train tickets in several countries. Check whether your route is supported.
Trip.com has run a membership and rewards program. Check the current benefits on the site or app.
Confirm the current price, renewal terms and refund policy on the brand's own site before you pay.
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