Transat Launches Summer Sale on All-Inclusive South & Europe Packages

by Bruce Parkinson March 31, 2026

Transat is targeting summer vacation planners with its all‑inclusive package sale to the South and Europe.

From now through April 19, travellers can take advantage of packages starting at $1,039 from Ontario and $1,089 from Quebec, for getaways combining relaxation, discovery and peace of mind.

All Transat packages include both a carry‑on and a checked bag.

In addition, during the promotion period, Option Flex Standard is available at 25% off, giving your clients the flexibility to modify or cancel their trip if needed.

Offers apply to individual reservations made between March 30 and April 19, 2026, for travel between March 31 and December 16, 2026. Terms and conditions apply.

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