Trip.com pays up to 7% of bookings

What Trip.com is

Trip.com is the international booking site of Trip.com Group, one of the largest travel companies in the world. One account covers about 1.7 million places to stay, flights on more than 600 airlines, trains, tours and tickets, sold across 48 websites in 24 languages with payment in 35 currencies.

What it pays

Trip.com advertises up to 7% basic commission, with the exact rate depending on the product. It also runs limited time commission boosts, which appear in the partner dashboard, and sends a monthly update on current promotions and promo codes you can share.

Tracking

The cookie lasts 30 days on the website and 7 days in the app. That difference matters: a reader who clicks your link and later books in the Trip.com app has a much shorter window, so desktop and web content tends to convert more reliably for affiliates.

Who can join

Trip.com says anyone can apply, including bloggers, developers, travel agencies, individuals and companies. Accounts are reviewed, and if you were invited by a third party you enter their invite code in the application. Payout method and threshold are explained inside the program after approval.

Who it suits

Content about Asia and multi country trips, where flights, trains and hotels are booked together. Train routes in China, Japan and Europe are a particular strength, and a single link can cover a whole itinerary.

Our take

Up to 7% across flights, hotels and trains in one program is a broad offer, and the 30 day web cookie is fair for travel. The short app window is the catch to plan around. Ungraded until there is a payout record.