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Trip.com launches first Australia Weekly Super Sale
Trip.com has launched its first 48-hour Weekly Super Sale campaign in Australia.
Trip.com users get access to hotel deals in different Australian destinations for a 48-hour period each week.
As travel rebounds, Trip.com is working with hotels to offer discounts on accommodation in the run up to the winter holiday season.
Until midday Friday 3 June, Trip.com is offering discounts on Cairns accommodation, with stays from $80
Trip.com data shows that demand for domestic Australian holidays remains high, with bookings up over 60% compared to pre-Covid.
Trending destinations include Melbourne, Adelaide, Cairns, the Gold Coast, Hobart and Alice Springs.
“We are excited to launch our first ever super sale campaign in Australia. As consumer confidence rebounds, we are actively working to capture pent-up demand,” said Joanne Heggie, Country Director for Australia and New Zealand at Trip.com.
This 48-hour Weekly Super Sale is the first of a weekly series that featuring deals across Australia.
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