Hyatt’s 2025 Results Reflect Strong US Tourism Recovery And Future Growth

In its recent report, Hyatt Hotels Corporation has shared its financial and operational results for the full year 2025, highlighting a steady growth trajectory for the US tourism sector. With a strong increase in both revenue per available room (RevPAR) and net rooms growth, Hyatt continues to bolster the US hospitality industry. These positive results are a testament to the ongoing recovery and resilience of the tourism industry in the United States, particularly in the luxury and all-inclusive resort segments.
Continued Strength in the US Hotel Sector
Hyatt’s US operations led the charge, with a notable 4.0 percent increase in RevPAR for the fourth quarter of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024. For the full year, the RevPAR growth stood at 2.9 percent. The impressive results reflect the ongoing rebound of the US hotel industry as tourists flock to top destinations in the country. This growth has been primarily driven by the strong performance of leisure transient customers, who have proven to be resilient in their travel patterns, despite global challenges.
The US has also seen a surge in demand for all-inclusive resorts, with Hyatt’s comparable system-wide all-inclusive resorts reporting a remarkable 8.3 percent increase in Net Package RevPAR for the fourth quarter. This trend is aligned with a broader increase in interest for all-inclusive offerings across major US destinations, particularly in luxury resorts.
Expansion and Development Drive Hyatt’s Growth
Hyatt’s expansion efforts have further cemented its position in the US tourism market. In 2025, the company achieved net rooms growth of 7.3 percent and signed 148,000 new rooms, indicating a robust pipeline of future growth. Notably, Hyatt has seen a surge in new developments in key regions, including a 30 percent increase in signings within the United States.
Hyatt also opened several new properties in the US during the year, including Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol in Mexico and Hyatt Studios Huntsville in the United States. These additions reflect Hyatt’s commitment to expanding its presence in key markets, offering a range of accommodations that cater to diverse traveller preferences. The growth of Hyatt Studios, in particular, highlights the growing demand for extended-stay options in key US markets.
Challenges and Adjustments in the US Tourism Landscape
Despite its overall positive performance, Hyatt has not been immune to challenges. The company faced declines in the owned and leased segment of its business, which saw a 1.5 percent decrease in Adjusted EBITDA for the fourth quarter, primarily due to renovations at certain properties and the impact of Hurricane Melissa. The storm affected booking volumes in select US properties, particularly those in the four-star category, though Hyatt remains optimistic about the future.
However, Hyatt’s ability to adapt, including its focus on luxury and all-inclusive resorts, has positioned the company well to benefit from future growth in the US tourism sector. With new developments and strategic acquisitions, Hyatt is poised to capitalize on the growing demand for premium travel experiences.
2026 Outlook: Strong Prospects for US Tourism
Looking ahead to 2026, Hyatt remains optimistic about the US tourism sector’s prospects. The company has set a growth target for RevPAR between 1.0% to 3.0% and expects net rooms growth of 6.0% to 7.0% in the coming year. With a continued focus on expanding its portfolio, especially in key US markets, Hyatt is positioning itself for further success.
The company’s expansion in Asia Pacific, especially in Greater China and India, complements its US-focused growth strategy, making Hyatt one of the most strategically positioned hospitality companies globally.
Hyatt’s Role in US Tourism Growth
Hyatt Hotels Corporation’s 2025 results underscore the positive momentum within the US tourism industry. With continued investment in luxury, all-inclusive resorts, and expanded development in key regions, Hyatt is contributing significantly to the recovery and growth of the US hospitality sector. Looking toward 2026, Hyatt’s strong pipeline of new properties and its focus on brand evolution and technological advancements are expected to further solidify its position in the competitive US tourism market.
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