Trip.com: Book Flights, Hotels

What Trip.com covers for travellers

Trip.com is a travel booking app for planning a holiday or trip from start to finish without switching services. The developer lists thousands of flight routes and a large hotel catalogue, and says the app also covers car hire, tour tickets and other travel extras.

The app suits people who book several parts of a trip at once, such as a flight, a hotel and onward rail travel, and want those bookings and the related extras in one account.

Booking flights, hotels and trains

Flight search covers the airlines the developer names, including British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and EasyJet. Hotel search includes Hilton, Marriott and Premier Inn properties. The developer also says all major companies are available on the app.

Train tickets are sold through Network Rail, and car hire and tour tickets sit in the same app, so a single trip can be assembled from one place rather than from separate airline, hotel and rail sites.

Travel extras: eSIMs and insurance

Alongside bookings, the app offers eSIMs for mobile data abroad and travel insurance. Both are sold through the same app as the flight or hotel, which the developer presents as a way to cover the remaining items on a trip checklist.

Neither extra is described in detail in the listing, so the coverage terms and provider details would need to be checked within the app itself.

How Trip Coins and membership tiers work

Bookings made in the app earn Trip Coins, which the developer describes as travel credit that can be used on later trips. The coins are a way of recovering part of the cost of a future booking.

Membership tiers rise as a user books more often. The developer says higher tiers bring exclusive benefits, with free airport lounge access given as one example.

Reaching English-speaking support

The developer says English-speaking agents are available around the clock and aim to answer within 30 seconds. Users can call the support team through the app at no charge, so a question about a booking does not need a separate phone line.