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ivyluvv Discount Codes
Every code I use myself, with the exact discount, how many times it works, and when it's worth using, plus the one booking link that needs no code at all.
The short answer
- Klook: code
IVYLUVV, 5% off for new users, 3% for returning users. up to 3 uses. - Agoda Hotels: code
IVYLUVV, up to 10% off hotel bookings. up to 5 uses. - Agoda Activities: code
IVYLUVVGO, up to 10% off activities and tickets. up to 5 uses. - Billion Connect eSIM: code
IVYLUVV, 10% off esim data plans. valid on every plan. - GetYourGuide: code
IVYLUVV5, 5% off tours and tickets. valid on every booking. - Trip.com: no code needed, flights, hotels, and rail bookings. applied automatically through the link.
Trip.com
FlightsFlights, hotels, and rail bookings.
No discount code. The saving is on the link itself.
Open Trip.comHow to use them
Same steps everywhere. Only the position of the code field changes.
Klook, Agoda, GetYourGuide, or Billion Connect. App or web both work. (Trip.com needs no code. Just open it through the link.)
Pick your dates and party size first. The code field only appears on the payment page.
Find "Promo code" or "Discount code", paste it in, and hit Apply.
If nothing changes, that listing usually isn't eligible. Switch to another one.
Questions I get a lot
Why was my code rejected?
Three usual causes: the usage limit is spent (Klook 3×, Agoda 5×), the product isn't in an eligible category (pay-at-property hotels, for instance), or the code got pasted with a stray space. Retype it by hand before giving up.
Can I stack it with another promo?
Usually not. When a platform runs a big flash sale, compare first: the sale price is sometimes already lower than the regular price with a code applied.
Which countries do these work in?
All the codes on this page work globally. What limits them is your account currency and the product category, not where you are.
What do you get out of this?
You get money off; I get a small commission from the platform, and it doesn't add anything to what you pay. That's what keeps this site free.