Hyatt’s brand growth in Mexico, Latin America and the Caribbean is driven by all customer segments. The company’s strategy is based on a few acquisitions, including the 2021 acquisition of Apple Leisure Group.
Camilo Bolaños, senior vice president of development for Latin America and the Caribbean at Hyatt, explained that “since 2017, our intentional growth strategy and our commitment to a profit model based on few acquisitions have allowed us to double our luxury rooms, triple our resort rooms and quintuple our lifestyle rooms, becoming the largest global luxury portfolio.”
He added that the growing brand presence reflects Hyatt’s commitment to satisfying the desires of guests and members, providing unforgettable experiences in preferred destinations. “We are dedicated to growing in the region, entering new and prosperous markets,” he said.
Hyatt’s upcoming openings in the region include: Hyatt Centric Querétaro (expected to open in 2025); Drawing inspiration from the city’s distinctive and well-preserved colonial atmosphere, the hotel’s design will blend modern and culturally authentic elements with innovative dining options and award-winning bar concepts.
Dream Valle de Guadalupe (expected to open 2025): This 35-acre resort in Ensenada, Mexico, will mark Hyatt’s first hotel in Mexico’s dynamic wine region. It will feature a large vineyard, 58 guest rooms and villas, a luxury spa and wellness concept, three dining and nightlife venues, including a private tasting room and rooftop bar.
Grand Hyatt Mexico City Santa Fe (expected to open 2025): This 275-room hotel will be the first urban Grand Hyatt hotel in Mexico and the second Grand Hyatt hotel in the region. It will offer 360-degree views of the city, more than 10,000 square feet of meeting and event space and will be an integral part of the mixed-use project Distrito Santa Fe.
Grand Hyatt Cancun Beach Resort (expected to open in 2025): Located in the exclusive Puerto Cancun area, this resort will feature 500 rooms with panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and Isla Mujeres. The resort will feature 11 vibrant dining experiences, six bars, an indoor and outdoor spa, a fitness center and more than 1,500 square feet of meeting space.
Park Hyatt Los Cabos at Cabo del Sol (expected to open in 2025): Set to open as the first Park Hyatt hotel in Mexico, the luxury resort will feature 163 ocean-view guest rooms and suites, 19 for-sale villas and residences, five pools including a lap pool, five unique culinary experiences, a world-class golf course, a 20,000-square-foot full-service spa, a fitness and wellness center with a yoga studio and nail salon.
Momentum continues in Latin America and the Caribbean beyond 2025 with planned openings through 2027, including Andaz Turks & Caicos at Grace Bay, Grand Hyatt Los Cabos, Grand Hyatt St. Lucia, Park Hyatt Cancun, Park Hyatt Mexico City, Thompson Monterrey, Chatwal San Miguel de Allende and Thompson Puerto Vallarta.
Source: reportur
