Das strategische Markenwachstum von Hyatt umfasst Pläne für AluaSoul Costa Adeje, ein Resort der Inclusive Collection auf Teneriffa und Palace de Muro, das bis Ende 2024 als Destination by Hyatt in der historischen Stadt Alcúdia auf Mallorca entstehen wird. Diese jüngsten geplanten Projekte in Spanien, die sich im Besitz der Immobiliengesellschaft Stoneweg befinden, tragen zu einem weiteren Wachstums-Rekordjahr für Hyatt in der Region bei.

„Wir sind unglaublich zufrieden mit dem Wachstum, das wir für unsere Marken in Europa, Afrika und dem Nahen Osten im Jahr 2023 erreichen konnten", so Javier Águila, Group President EAME, Hyatt. „Wir sind uns sicher, dass das spannendste Kapitel noch vor uns liegt und sind entschlossen, unsere Position als bevorzugte Hotelmarke bei Gästen, Kunden und Eigentümern weiter zu stärken.“

AluaSoul Costa Adeje, ein Resort mit 226 Zimmern, soll im letzten Quartal des Jahres 2024 nach einer umfassenden Renovierung eröffnet werden. Die Anlage der Inclusive Collection liegt an den Stränden der Küste von Adeje im Süden Teneriffas und ist ideal für Gäste, die sich nach Erholung sehnen.

Palace de Muro, das 2024 als Destination by Hyatt eröffnen wird, ist eine Oase der Ruhe für alle, die sich an Stränden mit kristallklarem Wasser und weißem Sand in der Nähe des Naturparks Albufera entspannen möchten. Das Resort mit 184 Zimmern liegt am Strand von Muro in der Bucht von Alcúdia auf Mallorca und bietet seinen Gästen ultimativen Genuss, perfekt zugeschnitten auf ihre Bedürfnisse. Beide Anlagen befinden sich derzeit im Rahmen einer Zusammenarbeit mit Stoneweg in der Rebranding-Phase.

Miguel Casas, Managing Director von Stoneweg Hospitality, sagt: „Wir freuen uns sehr, diese spannenden Projekte mit Hyatt in Spanien ankündigen zu können. Die bevorstehenden Eröffnungen von AluaSoul Costa Adeje und Palace de Muro sind Meilensteine, die unser Engagement für Wachstum und einzigartige Hotelerlebnisse widerspiegeln. Diese Stoneweg-Häuser stärken nicht nur die Markenpräsenz von Hyatt in der Region, sondern stellen auch die Umsetzung außergewöhnlicher Visionen dar. Wir freuen uns darauf, unvergessliche Erlebnisse für die Gäste zu kreieren."

„Das All-Inclusive-Segment erfreut sich bei unseren wichtigsten Stakeholdern immer größerer Beliebtheit und bietet Chancen für strategisches Wachstum in der gesamten Region EAME", erklärt Javier Coll, Global Head Hyatt Inclusive Collection Growth, Hyatt. „Die Inclusive Collection, die größte Sammlung von Luxus-All-inclusive-Resorts weltweit, ist führend in diesem Segment und umfasst einzigartige Marken für die verschiedenen Bedürfnisse und Anlässe. Unsere geplanten Eröffnungen im Jahr 2024 in wichtigen bestehenden Märkten wie Spanien und Griechenland, sowie in neuen Ländern wie Portugal unterstreichen unsere Pläne, unsere Marken gezielt in Märkten zu entwickeln, die für Gäste, Kunden und Eigentümer am wichtigsten sind."

Die Häuser der Timeless Collection kombinieren den Komfort eines „Zuhauses in der Ferne“ mit einem durchweg gehobenen Erlebnis. Das Jahr 2024 steht im Zeichen signifikanter Expansion, insbesondere durch die Aufnahme von zwei Häusern in die Marke Park Hyatt, die die Präsenz von Hyatt in wichtigen Hauptmärkten weiter stärken. Die Expansion folgt auf die Eröffnung des Park Hyatt Marrakech im Dezember 2023. Darüber hinaus fördern die Servicemarken Hyatt House und Hyatt Place weiterhin den Eintritt von Hyatt in Sekundärmärkte. Zu den Eröffnungen im Jahr 2024 gehören:

• Hyatt House Leeds und Hyatt Place Leeds 
• Park Hyatt Johannesburg
• Park Hyatt London River Thames

Die Hotels der Boundless Collection bieten erstklassige Angebote, die begeistern und inspirieren sollen. Dazu gehören vor allem vier Thompson Hotels, darunter das kürzlich eröffnete Thompson Madrid, sowie:

• Thompson Rom
• Thompson Sevilla
• Thompson Wien

Die luxuriösen All-inclusive-Resorts der Inclusive Collection bieten ein intensives und anspruchsvolles Erlebnis. Die Kollektion wird in naher Zukunft durch die Eintritte in wichtigen Resort-Destinationen erweitert, darunter:

• Dreams Madeira Resort, Spa & Marina
• Zoëtry Halkidiki Resort & Spa

Der Begriff "Hyatt" wird in dieser Mitteilung der Einfachheit halber verwendet und bezieht sich auf die Hyatt Hotels Corporation und/oder eine oder mehrere ihrer Tochtergesellschaften.

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