Book the trip, then read the refund line.
Travel sites are cheap to book and expensive to cancel. The deal is in the cancellation terms and the rewards, not the headline price.
Each of the three is strongest somewhere different. Klook is the pick for attractions and rail passes in Asia, GetYourGuide for tours in Europe, and Trip.com for hotels and flights, especially around Asia.
All three pay price matches as credit, not cash. The cancellation terms matter more: GetYourGuide’s free-cancellation tours refund up to 24 hours before, while Klook and Trip.com set it per listing.
Our picks, by what you need
01 / Picks- Asia tickets & railKlookThe deepest catalog for Japan, Korea and Southeast Asia, with instant QR tickets.8.4
- Tours in EuropeGetYourGuideFree cancellation up to 24 hours before on most tours, and a pay-later option.8.2
- Hotels & flightsTrip.comOften cheapest for Asia hotels, with a hotel price match paid in Trip Coins.8.0
Travel brands we’ve checked
02 / Reviews
Klook
Strongest in Asia. Best for theme parks, rail passes and eSIMs.
GetYourGuide
Strongest in Europe. Best for tours with free cancellation.
Trip.com
Cheapest for Asia hotels and flights. Read the fare rules first.
Side by side
03 / CompareFine print to check at any travel store
04 / Checklist- Cancellation label. Free, conditional or non-refundable. Read it on the listing itself, since it changes from one product to the next.
- Checkout currency. Paying in your home currency can add a few percent. Pick the local one if your card has no foreign fees.
- Credit vs cash. Price guarantees and rewards on these sites pay out as credit. Worth a lot if you’ll book again, little if you won’t.
- Who runs the tour. The platform sells it, a local operator runs it. Read the newest reviews on the listing.
- Airline fare rules. For flights, the airline’s rules apply, not the booking site’s. Check change and refund fees before you pay.
Travel shopping questions
Facts checked Sep 2026. Store policies change; the checkout page is final.
Klook or GetYourGuide?
Klook for Asia, GetYourGuide for Europe. In the Americas, compare both with Viator. Refund terms are set per listing, so compare those too.
Is Trip.com legit?
Yes. It started as Ctrip in Shanghai in 1999, is listed on Nasdaq and also owns Skyscanner. For flights, refunds follow the airline’s fare rules.
Can I cancel a GetYourGuide booking for free?
On most tours, yes, up to 24 hours before the start. Within 24 hours or for a no-show, you get nothing back. Some listings are non-refundable.
Are price guarantees paid in cash?
Not on these three. Klook pays KlookCash, Trip.com pays Trip Coins, and GetYourGuide refunds the difference on the booking.