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Miraval The Red Sea Resort Hyatt
Hyatt Hotels Corporation has announced plans for global expansion of its luxury hotel portfolio, with new openings scheduled through 2026.
Hyatt Hotels Corporation has outlined its strategy for expanding its luxury hotel portfolio, with several new openings planned globally by 2026. The company revealed these plans at the ILTM Cannes event, highlighting a focus on key international markets.
Hyatt’s expansion includes the introduction of Miraval The Red Sea, marking the brand’s first resort outside the United States. Scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2026, the resort will be located on Saudi Arabia’s Shura Island. It will feature 180 guestrooms and suites, a comprehensive wellbeing program, and the largest spa in the Red Sea region.
The expansion plan also includes several new Park Hyatt locations. These openings will include Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol, Park Hyatt Cancun, Park Hyatt Mexico City, Park Hyatt Vancouver, and Park Hyatt Phu Quoc. Additionally, the Park Hyatt Tokyo will reopen, further enhancing the brand’s presence in key markets.
The Alila brand will expand in Mexico with the opening of Alila Mayakoba, which aims to offer a refined luxury experience in the Riviera Maya. The Unbound Collection by Hyatt will grow in the EAME region with new properties in Frankfurt, Germany, and Nice, France.
Hyatt’s luxury portfolio currently includes nearly 125 hotels, representing more than 21,000 rooms worldwide. The planned expansions are part of a broader strategy to meet the rising global demand for personalized and transformative travel experiences.
Overall, Hyatt’s pipeline includes more than 170 hotels globally, representing 141,000 rooms. The company aims to strengthen its position in the luxury hotel market by strategically expanding in destinations that are significant to its guests and stakeholders.
