COVID-19 Emergency Medical Certificate of Insurance – Transat Tours Canada and Air Transat

There is no charge to you for the Transat COVID-19 plan.

All Canadian residents are eligible if they meet the following requirements:

• Must be a resident of Canada;
• Must be covered by a Government Health Insurance Plan for the entire duration of your trip. It is your responsibility to check that you do have this coverage.
• You must not have been advised by a physician not to travel.
• You must be at least 30 days old.
• Maximum trip duration is 21 days. If your trip is more than 21 days, you are not eligible for any coverage.
• Must be a South inclusive package or international Air Transat roundtrip flight originating in Canada only. Also included would be any package added to the roundtrip flight booking.

• Available on any new applicable booking made between March 1, 2021 and June 30, 2021
• The first date of travel permitted is March 1, 2021
• The last date of departure that is permitted is October 31, 2021

• COVID-19 related Emergency Medical expenses such as emergency treatment, hospital allowance
• Ambulance –ground transportation and emergency air transportation
• Childcare expenses
• Expenses related to your death and repatriation

• The coverage amount is $200,000 CDN per insured for COVID-19 and related conditions. If the cost of the claim exceeds this amount, you will be responsible for the additional costs.
• This coverage is Second Payor, meaning it will be over and above any other coverage thatyoumay have through any other source.

The Transat COVID-19 Plan is for medical expenses you incur in destination for any conditions and complications related to COVID-19 only. It is highly recommended that you have additional travel insurance for all other medical situations.

The Transat COVID-19 Plan is not available for any individuals while they are on a cruise of any kind. It will cover the dates before and after a cruise, but no coverage will apply if anything should happen while on or associated with being on a cruise.

We will not pay any expenses or benefits relating directly or indirectly to

1. If within the last thirty (30) days before your departure date;
   • you have undergone a COVID-19 test, and you have received a positive COVID-19 test result; or
   • you have been diagnosed with COVID-19 by a medical professional; or
   • because of contact tracing, you have been quarantined or self-isolated.
2. If in the last 15 days before your departure date you experience any COVID-19 symptoms, and those symptoms lead to a positive COVID-19 test result during your trip. Symptoms may include but are not limited to: new or worsening cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, having a fever, chills, fatigue or weakness, muscleor body aches, new loss of smell or taste, headache, gastrointestinal symptoms (abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting) or feeling very unwell. This exclusion does not apply if, in the last 15 days before your departure date, you were tested for any COVID-19 symptoms and received a negative COVID test result following the appearance of these symptoms.

No, this is not a covered expense.

No, there are no benefits available in these scenarios.

No, this is not a covered expense.

Coverage is NOT available for this situation.

Yes, in accordance with the terms and conditions of the certificate.

Yes. For bookings made by January 31, 2021, the Transat COVID-19 plan also includes quarantine expenses after a COVID-19 positive test result: CA $150 a day up to CA $2,100 per person, or CA $300 a day up to CA $4,200 per family (maximum duration of 14 days).

However, due to new government travel restrictions, quarantine expenses are no longer covered in the insurance included in bookings made as of February 1, 2021.