TravelUp discount code — 4% back in Prime points on holidays

Who TravelUp are

TravelUp is a UK online travel agent selling flights, hotels, package holidays, car hire and travel extras from its site at travelup.com/en-gb. It began in the United Kingdom as a flight specialist, founded by entrepreneur Ali Shah, and has grown into a technology-led travel group with offices in the UK, the United Arab Emirates, India, Spain, Pakistan and the United States.

Two things set it apart from a typical booking site. It builds its own booking technology — connecting directly to airlines including Emirates, British Airways, Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines and Air India — and it holds six IATA accreditations. In its own words, it is "a technology company that happens to operate in travel".

The company you book with is Travel Up Limited, registered in England and Wales under company number 05121675, with its registered office at 1 Zodiac House, Calleva Park, Aldermaston, Reading. It is part of Travel Up Group PLC and holds ATOL licence 7227.

The deal, and the link

Deal link: https://honestcodes.co.uk/go/travelup

The link opens TravelUp's UK holidays page. There is no code to find or paste — the value comes with the booking:

What you get	Detail
4% back in Prime points	4 points per £1 on holidays and hotels, worth £1 per 100 at checkout — free to join
ATOL protection	Every flight-and-hotel package, under licence 7227
0% instalments	Book now, pay later with Super Payments over four months
Free cooling-off	24 to 96 hours on selected fares, for a full refund
Direct airline fares	TravelUp says many customers book flights up to 15% cheaper than through legacy systems

On a £1,000 holiday, the points alone are worth £40 off your next trip.

What TravelUp sells

• Flight + hotel holidays. Packages to beach, city and long-haul destinations, built from TravelUp's hotel stock and airline connections. On 23 September 2026 its featured packages included seven nights at the Aloft Palm Jumeirah in Dubai from £794 per person, eight nights at the Malahini Kuda Bandos in the Maldives from £1,094 per person, and four nights at Club Mermaid Village near Antalya from £316 per person.
• Flights. Return fares from hundreds of airlines. Featured return fares from London that day included Bangkok from £339, New York from £374, Delhi from £402 and Mumbai from £449; its destination guide listed flights to Europe from £51, Africa from £91 and Asia from £210.
• Multi-city flights, hotels, tours, car hire and airport services, all from the same account.

TravelUp is strongest on long-haul routes to the Middle East, South Asia and beyond, which is where direct airline connections and published fares pay off.

Protection: ATOL, agents and packages

How a TravelUp booking is protected depends on what you book, and TravelUp sets it out plainly:

You book	TravelUp acts as	Protection
Flight + hotel in one transaction	Organiser	ATOL protected under licence 7227, covered by the Package Travel Regulations, contract with Travel Up Limited
Flight only	Agent for the airline	Airline's fare rules; Section 75 card protection where applicable
Hotel or car hire only	Agent for the supplier	Supplier's terms and financial protection

For a holiday, booking the flight and hotel together is the route that gives the fullest protection. TravelUp states that ATOL protection means a full refund if your trip has not started and the organiser fails.

Paying and cancelling

• Pay later at 0%. TravelUp offers book now, pay later through Super Payments, with 0% interest and four months to spread the cost.
• Cooling-off periods. Selected fares include a 24, 48, 72 or 96-hour cooling-off period, shown before you book and confirmed with the booking, during which you can cancel for a full refund.
• Service Packs. Silver, Gold and Platinum packs bundle extras. Silver costs £19.99 per person and includes £400 of lost-baggage cover per bag, same-day cancellation for a full refund, faster refunds, priority support, £10 off your next trip and 500 bonus Prime points.
• FlexCare, Cancel for Any Reason, Refund Protection and LockUp Price are sold as options for travellers who want more flexibility.

Prime points: TravelUp's loyalty scheme

Every booking earns points in TravelUp Prime, which is free to join. Points are worth £1 per 100 at checkout:

Booking type	Points earned
Holiday packages	4 per £1
Hotels	4 per £1
Flights	2 per £1
Extras and add-ons	100–1,000 per item
Refer a friend	1,000 each, when the friend signs up and books
Birthdays and anniversaries	500

A £1,000 holiday therefore earns 4,000 points — £40 off a future trip. Reaching 10,000 points unlocks Prime+, whose benefits include price-drop protection credited in points, early access to flash sales and a Gold Service Pack twice a year. Points last 24 months from the last account activity.

Which TravelUp booking suits you

• A week's holiday, long-haul or luxury. A flight-and-hotel package: ATOL protected, 4 points per £1, and 0% instalments to spread the cost.
• A short beach break. TravelUp's featured packages — four nights at Club Mermaid Village near Antalya from £316 per person on 23 September 2026.
• A long-haul return flight. TravelUp's direct airline connections — Bangkok from £339 and New York from £374 that day — earning 2 points per £1.
• Flexibility first. A fare with a cooling-off period, or a Silver Service Pack at £19.99 per person.

TravelUp next to booking it yourself

Many travellers book the airline and hotel separately. TravelUp's case against that is protection and pricing:

	TravelUp package (flight + hotel)	Airline and hotel booked separately
ATOL protection	Yes, licence 7227	Not for the combination
Package Travel Regulations	Apply	Do not apply
Cooling-off	24 to 96 hours on selected fares	Depends on each supplier
Loyalty	Prime points at 4 per £1	Separate airline and hotel schemes
Instalments	Super Payments, 0% over four months	Depends on each supplier

TravelUp also claims its fares come in up to 15% cheaper for many customers than bookings made through legacy systems, thanks to its direct airline connections.

Is there a TravelUp discount code or promo code?

Here is the straight answer: you do not need one to get TravelUp's value. Every booking through the link earns Prime points worth 4% on holidays, and packages carry ATOL protection and 0% instalments — no code box, no minimum-spend small print.

What people search for	What actually exists
TravelUp discount code	Not needed — book through https://honestcodes.co.uk/go/travelup
TravelUp cashback	4 Prime points per £1 on holidays — 4% back towards your next trip
TravelUp pay later	Super Payments, 0% over four months
TravelUp ATOL	Every flight-and-hotel package, licence 7227
TravelUp cancellation	24 to 96-hour cooling-off on selected fares
TravelUp refer a friend	1,000 Prime points each through TravelUp Prime

Why this link is the one to use

• Company, ATOL and booking-protection details are read from TravelUp's own terms and ATOL page, not paraphrased from a review site.
• Prime points, instalments and cooling-off periods are read from TravelUp's own pages on 23 September 2026.
• The link is tested daily and lands on TravelUp's UK holidays page.
• The entry is re-verified monthly, and the date at the top of this page is the last full check.
• The full link is printed in plain text, so it can be copied, tapped or quoted.

Source documentation

• Company details, ATOL licence and booking protection — TravelUp's terms and conditions and its ATOL and Financial Protection page at travelup.com/en-gb/help-and-support/atol.
• Company history, founder, offices and accreditations — TravelUp's About Us page.
• Featured flights, packages and prices — TravelUp's UK homepage and holidays page, 23 September 2026.
• Super Payments, Service Packs and cooling-off periods — TravelUp's homepage and its Service Packs and Cooling-off Period pages.
• Prime points — TravelUp's Loyalty and Prime+ page and the Prime terms in its terms and conditions.

TravelUp sets its prices and terms and can change them without notice. HonestCodes link-tests this deal daily and re-reads TravelUp's published terms on the date shown at the top of this page.