EF's Peace of Mind Program

Receive an EF Educational Tours Future Travel Voucher

EF’s Peace of Mind Program, provided at no additional charge, allows entire groups to receive an EF Future Travel Voucher for all monies paid, less any non-refundable fees, if participants inform EF of their decision in writing not to travel at least 35 days prior to departure. The Peace of Mind Program and its ability to transfer your monies paid is a benefit of making all payments by dates due. Participants missing any payment deadlines will need to pay any late fees to qualify for the Peace of Mind Program. The Future Travel Voucher provided through the Peace of Mind Program is not a merchandise credit or a gift certificate and may not be redeemed for cash.

Payments using EF Future Travel Vouchers

Payments using EF Future Travel Vouchers are subject to the same schedule and fees as other forms of payment. Participants cancelling a tour paid for using an EF Future Travel Voucher will be subject to additional cancellation fees associated with that tour. The participant’s signature must appear on the voucher for it to be processed. Vouchers may not be split between participants. Only one voucher may be redeemed per person. Full terms and conditions appear on the vouchers.

Also included, at no additional charge, is our additional travel security, which covers cancellations due to an act of terrorism or the threat of an act of terrorism. Through this plan, participants will receive a full refund less the $99 non-refundable deposit (for Québec residents: less the $99 administration fee) should all of the following conditions be met: (a) a terrorist act, or threats of terrorist acts occur(s), which is directed against Canadian interests on Canadian soil or in Canadian airspace or directed against Canadian interests in any other country or in international airspace; and (b) as a result of these events, a formal Travel Warning is issued by the Department of Foreign Affairs, stating that Canadians should not travel to any country or countries which are included in the participant’s tour itinerary; and (c) the formal Travel Warning by the Department of Foreign Affairs is issued within 65 days of the participant’s departure. Participants missing any payment deadlines will need to pay late fees to qualify for additional travel security.