Author: Kalicia Bateman
Founded in 1999, Trip.com is a travel booking site based out of Singapore that is publicly traded and services over 400 million members annually, making it one of the world’s leading online travel agencies.
Trip.com has an extensive network of resources for all things travel related with over 1.4 million hotels and 2 million flight routes worldwide; access is not a problem for this company.
Trip.com is operated by Trip.com Travel Singapore Pte. Ltd. and is the crown jewel of a large travel empire with brands such as Skyscanner and Qunar. While also being a large empire of travel brands, the company is publicly traded on NASDAQ since 2003, when Trip.com was operating under the name Ctrip.com.
Customers can earn travel discounts and gift cards by consistently booking with Trip.com’s rewards program earning “Trip Coins.” After signing up, there is a breakdown of different tasks and challenges to earn more coins. Ultimately the rewards program is broken into four tiers of memberships: Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond. At the Diamond tier of membership, the customer earns the maximum discount of 15 percent off hotels and 30 percent more trip coins on purchases. The rewards program is free to join and is simple: 100 Trip Coins are equal to $1.
Overall, Trip.com has a good reputation worldwide as a company that tries to give the best deals to their customers. The company has developed a program called Skyscanner. In online reviews, customers have raved that they can find great deals with the Skyscanner app. Other reviews have raved that the customer service is excellent for bookings and all other questions.
Trip.com states that it is open 24 hours a day on its website to answer all questions for customers. Along with this, the company gives an extensive breakdown of all its guarantees for each level of service it offers:
Since early 2020, there has been an increase in cancellations across the travel industry due to the COVID-19 virus traveling restrictions. Along with the regulations, companies have had to comply with local governments’ laws by canceling flights. Customers across the internet have complained about Trip.com’s policy of leaving the travel details to the company they are doing business with, meaning Trip.com is only the third party and cannot control how another company has decided to handle its business affairs.
Unlike many rewards programs across the travel industry, Trip.com does not offer a credit card to help in building rewards. Along with the rewards program’s limitations, the company only offers 15 percent off max, whereas some companies provide discounts around 20 percent to their top tier clients.
Overall, Trip.com has built quite the reputation of giving great deals to its customers. The company has won many awards in its industry and has many successful sister companies in its portfolio, which gives it access to many options when choosing travel arrangements. Customers appreciate receiving a competitively priced experience for their travel arrangements.
With guarantees on bookings and service guarantees, customers can trust the company is looking out for their best interests.
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