Delta Whistler Suites

Important Covid-19 refund promise

• Flights - can usually be cancelled free of charge before the ticketing deadline of 31-45 days prior to travel
• Lodging - can usually be cancelled free of charge before the payment deadline of 30 days prior to arrival (Peak holiday dates may have 60 day advance cancellation)
• Resort Transfers - can be cancelled free of charge
• Lift Tickets - can usually be cancelled free of charge
• Season Passes - these are covered by Epic Coverage insurance in the event of Border Closure (not by PTR regulations)
• Ski Rental - can be cancelled free of charge

YOUR RESPONSIBILITY

• Clients need to have adequate Covid-19 Travel insurance
• Clients need to ensure they fulfill all testing requirements both for the Resort Destination Country as well as those required to re-enter the UK
• The cost if testing is borne by clients and is not a cancellable reason due to price or availability of tests
• If the Resort Destination country's border is closed or if the Resort Destination is not on the UK Government's Green List at the time airline tickets need to be issued or lodging needs to be paid for but you still wish to proceed to pay for these - we will advise you of the Cancellation costs involved and these will be borne by you and not by us through PTR regulations

IF YOU CONTRACT COVID PRIOR TO TRAVEL

If you contract COVID-19 within 14 days of your departure date and have a medical certificate to confirm your diagnosis, we can try and move your holiday to the same holiday (including accommodation and airline) at a later date in the season. Extra charges may apply.

This applies to you and a travel companion sharing the same room, plus any dependents. If you would prefer to cancel your holiday, in the first instance please contact your travel insurance provider as we can only refund items that our suppliers will re-imburse us for.

IF YOU ARE CONTACTED BY TEST & TRACE

Unfortunately, you will not be allowed to go on holiday if NHS Test & Trace have asked you to self-isolate within the last 14 days for a period covering your departure date. This may be checked and verified at the airport, and you could be denied boarding by the airline. In these instances, please contact your travel insurance provider, then contact us (or your travel agent) and we will do our very best to help you.

IF YOU CONTRACT COVID ON HOLIDAY

If you receive a positive test result whilst on holiday, you will need to contact your travel insurer for assistance and advice on next steps in the first instance.

Cover will vary dependent on the provider and level of cover you have chosen. We will provide every assistance we can to get you home but are not liable for any costs incurred.

IF YOUR DESTINATION CHANGES TO THE NEXT LEVEL WHILE ON HOLIDAY

Should this happen the government will state the date from which the new rules will apply, if you are returning to the UK on or after this date you will be expected to abide by the rules appropriate to new colour. Should you wish to curtail your holiday in order to return to the UK before the change, you will be responsible for the cost of new flights and may not receive any refund for the unused portion of your accommodation costs. It is important that you contact us to request our assistance to book flights if required.

IF YOU HAVE TO SELF ISOLATE ON RETURN TO THE UK

If your holiday can go ahead as planned but restrictions in the UK that would apply on your return make it impossible for you to travel, for example a requirement to quarantine, we will try to provide alternative options, including changing your destination or postponing to a different date. If we are unable to provide a solution you’re happy with, you will have to cancel your holiday. Our booking conditions will apply and you will lose monies paid as per the Cancellation Charges in our Booking Conditions based on the date of cancellation. You may be able to make a claim on your travel insurance policy and we will provide any documents needed for that.

IT IS ESSENTIAL TO HAVE COVID TRAVEL INSURANCE

It is essential you have the correct travel insurance. For your travel insurance to be valid, the FCO must have removed their advice against 'all but essential travel'. You should check that your policy covers you for medical expenses, subsistence and repatriation in the event that you or a member of your party contract COVID-19 during your holiday. Whilst we do not sell or recommend specific travel insurance policies ourselves, several insurers, including Cover for You, AXA, Trailfinders, Staysure and Cedar Tree Insurance are now offering policies that specifically cover COVID-19. Please note, from 1 January 2021 EHIC cards will continue to be valid until their expiry date when they will be replaced by a new UK Global Health Insurance Card.

A copy of the full terms and conditions are available on request.