Hyatt All Inclusive Portfolio Gains Momentum Following Strong 2025 Fiscal Performance

Hyatt Hotels Corporation has reported exceptional growth within its all inclusive resort segment, ending the 2025 fiscal year with high occupancy and significant revenue increases. Management credits the acquisition of Apple Leisure Group for driving the portfolio outperformance, particularly in key markets across the Americas and Europe.

By: AXL Media

Published: Feb 13, 2026, 4:12 PM EST

Source: This report is a comprehensive analysis based on data originally documented by Travel Weekly

Robust Financial Growth in the All Inclusive Sector

During an earnings call on Thursday, February 12, 2026, Hyatt CFO Joan Bottarini announced that the company's all inclusive resorts delivered an "exceptional" performance throughout 2025. The fourth quarter was particularly strong, with net package Revenue Per Available Room (RevPAR) growing by 8.3%. For the full year, net package RevPAR saw an 8.6% increase.

Hyatt defines net package RevPAR as total revenue generated from all inclusive sales, which encompasses room rates as well as food, beverage, and entertainment services. This growth was consistent across various geographic regions, with the Americas and Europe showing resilient demand for the company’s luxury leisure offerings.

Strategic Benefits of the Apple Leisure Group Acquisition

Hyatt CEO Mark Hoplamazian emphasized that the Hyatt Inclusive Collection has consistently outperformed the broader market since the 2021 acquisition of Apple Leisure Group (ALG). He identified the capabilities of ALG Vacations as a primary driver of this success, alongside the high loyalty levels observed among Unlimited Vacation Club members.

The Hyatt all inclusive portfolio now includes a diverse range of brands such as: