Agoda to offer hotel offers of up to 60% off at upcoming mega sale campaign
Digital travel platform Agoda is holding its mega sale featuring hotel offers of up to 60 per cent off.
The promotion will run from Nov 16 to 30, with VIP priority access taking place for Agoda VIP members from Nov 12 to 15, the platform announced on Tuesday (Nov 10).
During the main sale period, travellers can access hotel offers of up to 60 per cent off, Agoda said, adding that there will be a special flash sale on Nov 27.
The one-day event will feature selected offers of up to 70 per cent off, it added.
“Agoda’s upcoming Mega Sale campaign gives participating accommodation partners an opportunity to put relevant offers in front of value-conscious travelers during key booking moments.”
The platform also cited its latest Asia Travel Pulse report, which found Hong Kong and Singapore travellers showing an appetite for overseas trips alongside a continued focus on affordability.
Its findings reflect stated travel intentions for 2027 of 3,395 respondents from 11 Asian markets, including Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand.
Agoda’s survey found that over 80 per cent of respondents in Hong Kong and Singapore expect to travel mainly overseas in the coming year, with 53 per cent across both markets indicating that lower costs will enable them to travel more.
Its accommodation search data also showed that Tokyo, Taipei and Fukuoka are the most popular destinations searched by Hong Kong travellers for the upcoming December and February travel period.
Meanwhile, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Tokyo were the most frequently searched accommodation options by Singapore travellers.
Data from other markets also showed opportunities for hoteliers to attract international guests, Agoda pointed out, stating that 43 per cent of respondents from the Philippines, and 45 per cent of them from Taiwan, reflected lower costs as an enabler for international travel.
Agoda’s senior vice president of supply Andrew Smith said the findings show that the opportunity for hoteliers is to understand where that interest is coming from and to give travellers a compelling reason to choose their property.
