Shopping with Trip.com
Most of what we list for Trip.com is for trains, so think about the trip first and the code second. They're mostly one-offs aimed at a single operator, and nearly all of them run out on 4 October 2026.
Which code for which trip
- **RC25** takes 25% off your first Railcard, capped at £16, for new users only. Trip.com sells digital Railcards (16-25, 26-30, Two Together, Network and more) that sit on up to two devices, and a year-long one is £35, so this is the easy win if you're about to buy one anyway.
- **EUROS10** knocks £8.50 off Eurostar tickets when you spend £85 or more. A single London–Paris ticket can come in under that, so I'd book return or for two people to clear the minimum.
- **DB20** gives 20% off Deutsche Bahn tickets, up to £25 off. On a long German rail trip that cap arrives quickly, so it's worth most on a mid-priced booking.
- **IRYO20** is 20% off iryo trains in Spain (Málaga, Córdoba, Sevilla), capped at £8, and only 1,500 codes exist, first come first served. If you're going, use it now.
- **TRAIN10** is 10% off South Korea train tickets with no cap, new users only, and it ends on 30 September 2026.
- **TRIPCAR8** takes 8% off car hire for new users and runs to 31 December 2026.
- **VWGADMITBD** is 20% off selected Singapore attractions and tours, up to £20, with limited uses.
Plenty of these are new-customer codes, so if you already have an account, reach for the operator ones (EUROS10, DB20, IRYO20) instead. I'd expect one code per booking, so choose the one that saves you the most.
What else helps
Trip.com charges no booking fee on trains, has a split-ticket option that breaks longer UK journeys into cheaper fares, and runs a Best Price Promise on train tickets: find the fare cheaper elsewhere and they'll refund the difference. You can add your Railcard while booking to get up to a third off eligible fares.
Sign up and you're in Trip.com Rewards straight away. You earn Trip Coins on bookings (100 coins is about 75p), they last 18 months and you can spend them like cash on prepaid bookings. Not life-changing, but free money on top of a code.
Codes like these can be pulled early or run out of uses, and Trip.com's own terms decide what applies, so check the discount shows before you pay.