November 17 - Transat is pleased to announce that, starting today, it is offering a brand-new collection of hotels called Out of Office Collection.

Designed for travellers who would like to soak up the joys of the South while working, the collection features a range of benefits tailored to the needs of telecommuters and includes more than 30 carefully selected hotels in some of the most popular South destinations for Canadian travellers, namely Cuba, Jamaica, Mexico and the Dominican Republic.

This addition enhances Transat’s existing hotel offer, which already includes four Sun Collections: Luxury, Distinction, Solo and Family.

 

Oceanfront office

Available for travel with friends, solo or with family, the Out of Office Collection is offered for stays of 14 days or more and features many perks* to ensure that travellers work efficiently in the South:

• No supplement for solo travellers
• Accommodation with ample workspace
• Complimentary or reduced-rate printing and IT services
• Complimentary, reliable and fast WiFi
• Complimentary or reduced-rate laundry services

Moreover, since the health and safety of passengers remains its top priority, Transat will continue to apply the measures of its Traveller Care program at check-in, during boarding, on board and at destination. Its hotel partners at destination have also implemented a variety of measures, including rigorous cleaning and disinfecting, distancing furniture in public areas and adapting various services to minimize contact.

 

Booking and travelling with peace of mind

To reassure travellers and give them greater flexibility, Transat is extending its Book Packages With Confidence offer until November 30, 2020.

Applicable to new package bookings, this offer includes free COVID-19 medical insurance and Option Flex Standard’s extra flexibility to cancel a trip or change travel dates, destination and/or hotel up to 72 hours before departure.

*Offer may vary by hotel. Restrictions may apply.

 

For more information, please visit transat.com

 

 

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