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Sunwing Brings Back Free Checked Bags

by Marsha Mowers  November 24, 2025
Sunwing Brings Back Free Checked Bags

You spoke, they listened. Sunwing Vacations has brought back its free first checked baggage policy for travel departing November 25, 2025, following feedback from travel partners and customers.

All inclusive vacation package bookings will now include one free checked bag and one carry-on bag per person.

This applies to new and existing bookings, ensuring customers receive the complete all inclusive experience they expect, regardless of when they book their getaway.

Customers who have already paid for their first checked bag on existing bookings with Sunwing will be issued a $100 future travel voucher per round-trip bag purchased.

To ensure a seamless experience, travel agents will receive these vouchers directly via email to forward to their clients. No action is required from advisors to generate the vouchers. Customers who have future travel planned but have no prepaid for baggage will have a free checked bag automatically added to the booking.

Sunwing Vacations says they “appreciate the feedback from valued travel partners. Travel advisors can now share this added value with clients during Sunwing’s Black Friday sales and beyond.”

  
  
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