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Transat Launches Biggest Package Promo of the Year

by Bruce Parkinson  May 15, 2026
Transat Launches Biggest Package Promo of the Year

Transat’s early bird promo is back, offering new benefits on South, Europe and Morocco packages for travel between September 1, 2026 and April 30, 2027.

Until June 21, travellers are encouraged to book early and start planning their upcoming winter getaways.

Your clients booking their package in advance will receive:

  • Up to $600 off per duo or up to $1,200 off per family.
  • Reduced deposit of $100 per person.
  • Future Travel Credit of $50 per adult.
  • 25% off Option Flex Standard (select travel dates).
  • One checked bag and one carry-on per person.

The promotion also applies to group travel, with the following benefits: 

  • Up to $700 in savings per duo.
  • 15% off Group Flex.
  • Reduced deposit of $300 for the entire group.
  • Up to the 6th passenger free.

In addition, travel advisors have the chance to win one of ten (10) vacation packages for two at a hotel from the Hyatt Inclusive Collection portfolio in Mexico.

  
  
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