Hyatt Hotels Co.

Hyatt and Delta Air Lines have entered a long-term strategic partnership that connects World of Hyatt with Delta SkyMiles. Status members of both programs will be able to earn both Hyatt points and Delta miles on qualifying flights or hotel stays going forward. The collaboration begins in the coming months, with initial benefits aimed at status customers; details on enrollment, terms and the official start date will be announced later. World of Hyatt has about 69 million members. » More on de.investing.com

Hyatt is taking the Atlantic Suites Hotel in Georgetown on as an affiliated property and plans a $50 million renovation project that will rename the hotel Hyatt Regency Georgetown Guyana by 2028. A new adjoining tower and refurbishments will increase the room count from 80 to 240 and add additional meeting, dining and bar offerings. The hotel will be enrolled in the World of Hyatt loyalty program; additionally, a 136-room Hyatt Place Georgetown is expected to be added to the portfolio in 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Hyatt has rapidly expanded its all-inclusive portfolio since 2013 and now operates over 150 resorts and 58,000 rooms across Latin America, the Caribbean and Europe, driven by deals including Apple Leisure Group, Playa Hotels & Resorts and a partnership with Piñero. The company is opening and renovating multiple properties through 2026 and is positioning all-inclusives toward higher-end, personalized experiences with gourmet dining, wellness and resort ambassadors. Hyatt and peers like Marriott are scaling the segment to capture rising demand—especially among younger travelers—while some industry veterans warn the growth risks homogenizing local authenticity. » More on forbes.com

Macquarie reports US RevPAR growth of 8.7% for June 2026 (average daily rate +6.8%, occupancy +1.7%), driven by the football World Cup and holiday travel. Luxury hotels led with around +16% RevPAR, the upscale segment delivered about +9%, and lower-priced segments were weaker. For Q2, Macquarie estimates RevPAR growth of ~5.7% year-on-year and favors Hyatt due to its strong positioning with 68% of rooms in the luxury and upscale tiers. » More on de.investing.com

Hyatt Hotels will publish results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 on July 10, 2026. 21 analysts estimate earnings per share on average at $0.903 (prior year: -$0.030), and 14 analysts expect revenue of around $1.81 billion versus $1.84 billion in the prior-year quarter (-1.51%). For the current fiscal year, 23 analysts on average forecast earnings of $3.56 per share and 17 analysts see annual revenue of about $7.15 billion. » More on finanzen.net