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Hyatt offers up to 25% savings in Asia Pacific
World of Hyatt has announced a limited-time offer allowing members and non-members to save up to 25% on stays at participating Hyatt hotels across the Asia Pacific region. This promotion requires bookings to be made by 1 June 2026, with stays available through 31 October 2026. The offer provides non-members with a 10% or 15% discount off the Best Available Rate. Those who enrol in the World of Hyatt programme at no cost can access additional member benefits, including an extra 5% or 10% discount, totalling up to 25% savings. Participating hotels include urban landmarks such as Park Hyatt Tokyo, Grand Hyatt Singapore, and Hyatt Regency Yokohama, as well as lifestyle and resort destinations like Alila Villas Uluwatu and The Standard Pattaya Na Jomtien. This offer coincides with key travel periods, including summer holidays and the peak autumn season, making it an attractive option for travellers. Non-members are encouraged to enrol in the World of Hyatt programme via hyatt.com to unlock the higher member rate. The promotion aims to enhance travel experiences across the region by offering substantial savings This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport targets short-stay market as transit travel rebounds
Appreciating how important time is while travelling, Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport aims to help leisure and business travellers maximise their layover or short stay in the Thai capital with ultimate convenience and flexibility. It’s perfectly located to do so, being just a 10-minute walk from the main terminal at Suvarnabhumi Airport along an air-conditioned walkway. The premier Suvarnabhumi Airport hotel and a top layover hotel Bangkok-wide, Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport offers a full 24-hour accommodation service with check-in at any time around the clock. This does away with the constraints of traditional check-in and check-out times, and instead is customizable to a traveller’s schedule. Guests can check-in at 2 pm, 2 am or whenever, and check-out 24 hours later. It’s a service designed for guests who appreciate comfort and seamless connectivity. Provided by a top luxury hotel near Bangkok airport for transit passengers, time-conscious corporate travellers requiring a flexible itinerary, and holidaymakers needing an overnighter between destinations. Aside from the underground walkway, there’s a complimentary shuttle van that operates 24/7 between the hotel and the airport. A private limo transfer can also be arranged, for which advance reservation is required. A Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport counter is located next to Gate 4 in the second floor Arrivals Hall. Exploring With Ease Those wanting to see some of the Thai capital during their stay will no doubt want to know how to get from Suvarnabhumi Airport to downtown Bangkok fast. The answer is the Airport Rail Link, which provides convenient and quick access into the city. Suvarnabhumi Station is located within the airport and is easily reached from the hotel along its walkway. The train operates daily from 6 am to midnight, and it takes about 30 minutes to get into town. The Airport Rail Link also connects to the MRT subway and BTS Skytrain systems, offering easy travel around much of Bangkok. There are some sights to take in around the hotel as well. The Old Bang Phli Floating Market offers local culture, and the Erawan Museum’s giant three-headed elephant art display is awe-inspiring. Siam Premium Outlets Bangkok and the Mega Bangna complex provide plenty of shopping opportunities. Choose Your Room View The 610 rooms and suites at Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport offer guests the chance to relax and unwind in welcoming comfort, with that little (but oh so important) further touch of comfort coming from knowing they’re enjoying all of this while being right next to the airport. So, no lengthy airport transfers to worry about. No stress over making a flight in time. In-room appointments include a cable/satellite TV, complimentary Wi-Fi, mini bar, coffee/tea making facilities, in-room safe, hairdryer, eco-friendly bathroom amenities, and the windows are soundproofed. There’s also a workstation, and in the bathroom a walk-in shower and separate bathtub. The rooms come with either airport, garden or pool views, and guests can choose which they prefer. Selected room types come with Regency Club access privileges and Regency Club Lounge access. World of Hyatt members enjoy exclusive member benefits when booking direct through the hotel’s website. Those who aren’t already a member can join for free. Comfort And Convenience As the premier Suvarnabhumi Airport hotel, Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport prides itself on offering guests “the perfect blend of comfort and convenience”. Nestled within a tropical garden on the hotel’s second floor the swimming pool - complete with a kid’s pool, jetted tub, sun loungers and pool bar serving light snacks and refreshments - and Thai Garden are popular spots, evocative of an exotic resort escape. An award-winning spa offers a variety of massage, facial and body therapies, and the 24-hour fitness centre has cardio and strength training equipment, a whirlpool bath, sauna room and table tennis. This is a Suvarnabhumi hotel with family-friendly facilities and service too. Designed with families in mind, it offers a warm and welcoming environment where comfort meets connection. Extra beds are available to accommodate family stays, while children can enjoy the Regency Club Lounge alongside their parents, encouraging meaningful shared moments rather than separating children into game rooms or supervised activities. Located on the Lobby Floor, the Regency Club Lounge presents an elevated experience with a curated selection of exclusive privileges throughout the day. Mornings begin with a delightful breakfast served from 7 am to 10.30 am, followed by an offering of midday snacks from 11 am to 4.30 pm. As the day transitions into evening, guests can unwind with refined hors d’oeuvres, available from 5 pm to 8 pm. Whether starting the day or winding down, the Regency Club Lounge provides a comfortable and stylish setting for families to spend quality time together and truly enjoy their stay. With 10 meeting rooms and 1,600 sqm of adaptable event space, this is also a leading Bangkok airport hotel with conference facilities. Ideal for anything from small corporate think-tanks to grand social galas, the meeting rooms range in capacity from 20 people (U-shape)/60 people (theatre) to the Suvarnabhumi Grand Ballroom able to accommodate 1,000 people (cocktail or theatre)/540 people (banquet). For weddings, a dedicated weddings specialist is available to help with planning. Championing Sustainability Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport is also committed to advancing environmental responsibility in harmony with its role as Thailand’s leading airport hotel. As a gateway connecting global travelers to Thailand, the hotel operates thoughtfully for its guests, colleagues, and surrounding communities. The hotel holds the following certifications: Thailand Sustainable Event Management Standard - Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB), 2025-2028 Green Key Certification, 2025-2026 HACCP Certification, 2026-2027 Green Health Hotel Quality Award and 2025-2026 SAN Plus Certification. A leading standard of excellence in environmental responsibility and sustainable operation within the tourism industry, the Green Key certificate represents the commitment by a business to see its premises adhere to the strict criteria set by the Foundation for Environmental Education. Guests can take comfort knowing that in choosing to stay with Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport - a Green Key establishment - they are helping make a difference for the environment. Thai, Chinese, Japanese And More The eight restaurants and bars at Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport provide a scintillating choice of international cuisines and some great spots for a tasty cocktail or cold beer. Market Cafe The place for a world of flavours, the all-day dining Market Cafe serves a full buffet for breakfast (starting from 3 am), lunch and dinner, and a 24-hour à la carte menu featuring international favourites. Vegetarian and halal-friendly dishes are also on offer. Golden Village The à la carte menu at Golden Village boasts an extensive selection of Cantonese delicacies, and the signature homemade Dim Sum is a must try. Kinsen Kinsen offers a culinary journey to Japan, through a wide range of exquisite dishes from classic sushi and sashimi to mouthwatering tempura and succulent teppanyaki Wagyu beef. Sala Thai Traditional recipes meet modern culinary techniques at Sala Thai, where the menu features various regional specialties - among them the signature dishes Tom Yum Goong and ever-popular Pad Thai. Le Gourmet Le Gourmet delicatessen is the ideal spot to start the day, where an expertly brewed cup of Illy coffee or locally sourced quality tea goes perfect with a treat or two from the tempting selection of pastries, cakes and freshly baked artisanal breads. Atrium Lounge Crafted cocktails and fine wines can be enjoyed within the tranquil ambiance of the Atrium Lounge lobby bar - a great way to relax and recharge before a flight, or just because. Touchdown Sports Bar Good food, good games and good times. Touchdown Sports Bar is where it’s at for those wanting to catch the game with a cold beer or two. Make the most of your next layover or short stay in Bangkok at Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport, the leading hotel near Bangkok airport. Twenty-four hour accommodation with check-in anytime, complimentary airport transfers and Airport Rail Link access to the central city. Book directly through the hotel’s website, or call +66 2 131 1234, or +66 1800 012 366.
Hyatt partners with HYROX for flexible race-cations
The partnership between HYROX and World of Hyatt has expanded to include races in Mainland China, with events in Shanghai on 16–17 May and Shenzhen on 15–16 August 2026. As the Official Regional Hotel Partner, Hyatt has introduced new terms for its HYROX Stay Experience, making it more accessible for both international travellers and local participants. The updated offer reduces the minimum stay requirement from two nights to just one, allowing for convenient same-weekend "race-cation" stays. Additionally, the booking window has been extended to seven days before and after each race date, providing greater flexibility for planning. The rate is valid at participating hotels in the race destination cities, and bookings must be made directly via Hyatt.com. A one-night deposit is required at the time of booking, and cancellations must be made at least seven days prior to check-in to avoid a penalty. This collaboration aims to enhance the experience for HYROX participants by offering more adaptable accommodation options. Key cities hosting upcoming races include Hong Kong from 8–10 May, Bangkok from 14–16 August, and Singapore in November, among others. For more details on the full terms and conditions, interested parties can visit Hyatt's official website This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
Hyatt Place opens in Bhopal, enhancing hospitality
Hyatt Hotels Corporation has announced the opening of Hyatt Place Bhopal, marking a significant expansion of the brand in India. The 99-room hotel is strategically located near Bhopal's business and retail hub, providing excellent connectivity to key locations, including the Bhopal airport and Rani Kamalapati Railway Station. This makes it an ideal choice for both business and leisure travellers. Hyatt Place Bhopal features approximately 15,000 square feet of versatile event space, including a Grand Ballroom and additional smaller venues, catering to meetings and social gatherings. The hotel also offers a range of dining options, including the all-day dining restaurant Zing, a bar, and a 24/7 grab-and-go market. For leisure and wellness, guests can enjoy an outdoor pool and a fully equipped fitness centre with panoramic views. General Manager Jyoti Mishra expressed excitement about the hotel's opening, stating, "We are delighted to bring the Hyatt Place brand to Bhopal, offering our guests a unique blend of comfort, convenience, and connectivity." The launch of Hyatt Place Bhopal is part of Hyatt's strategic expansion in India, reflecting a commitment to delivering high-quality hospitality experiences in emerging urban centres. Sunil Bansal, Director of Bansal Group, highlighted the collaboration with Hyatt, noting it as a shared vision to elevate Bhopal's hospitality standards. As Bhopal's demand grows across various sectors, Hyatt Place Bhopal is well-positioned to cater to the evolving needs of travellers This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
Sichuan Verandah opens at Hyatt Centric Hong Kong
Sichuan Verandah, a vibrant Chinese bistro, has opened its doors at Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong, offering a unique dining experience with bold Sichuan flavours. The bistro, located by the harbour, caters to food enthusiasts with a diverse menu of Sichuan favourites and customisable spice levels, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a spicy culinary adventure. The menu features signature dishes such as Poached Chicken with Peanut, Sesame, and Chilli Oil, and Boiled Beef in Mala Sichuan Sauce. Diners can also enjoy the Sichuan Style Boiled Mandarin Fish with Pickled Vegetables, and Deep Fried Chicken with Dried Chilli and Sichuan Pepper. The bistro's beverage menu includes the Mala Punch Cocktail and Spicy Relief Milkshakes, offering a refreshing complement to the spicy dishes. To celebrate its opening, Sichuan Verandah is offering a 15% discount on all food items until 31 May 2026. The bistro's design, by Steve Leung Design Group, evokes a garden-like retreat with a blend of indoor elegance and outdoor warmth, accommodating up to 62 guests with an additional private dining room. Led by executive chef Jack Chan, the culinary team brings over three decades of expertise in Cantonese and Chinese cuisine. The bistro's opening adds a new dimension to Hong Kong's dining scene, promising a lively atmosphere and a memorable dining experience. The adjoining outdoor garden terrace is set to open by mid-2026, further enhancing the venue's appeal This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
‘Flexibility is essential’: Hyatt GM says airport hotels must follow flight schedules, not norms
Travel Daily Media (TDM): With 15 years of experience managing a true airport hotel, how has the commercial model evolved from pure transit accommodation to a multi-segment revenue ecosystem? Christophe Geoffroy (CG): Fifteen years ago, I transitioned into airport hospitality after working in major city destinations like Shanghai and Hong Kong, as well as in resort locations such as Bora Bora and Tahiti. These environments have very different rhythms and priorities: in city hotels, the focus is on location and corporate demand, while in resorts, the focus is on experience and escapism. When I began managing an airport hotel, I encountered a completely new perspective. I quickly realized that an airport hotel operates almost as an extension of the airport itself. What struck me early on is that airport hospitality follows a different logic. Guests don't plan their stay around conventional hotel norms; instead, they plan it around flight schedules. Once I understood this, it became evident that many traditional hotel practices didn’t apply in this environment. This realization led us to introduce a 24-hour accommodation concept, allowing guests to check in at any time and stay for a full 24 hours, rather than being restricted to the usual afternoon check-in and noon check-out cycle. For airport travelers, flexibility isn't just a luxury—it's essential. Looking back, I can see that the business wasn't less complex before; it simply operated on a different scale. Over time, we've learned how to combine airport-level convenience with a full hotel experience, and this balance has shaped the evolution of our commercial model. TDM: Unlike city or resort properties, airport hotels operate within a highly dynamic aviation environment. How do you hedge against airline volatility, route suspensions, and fluctuating passenger volumes? CG: You quickly realize that flights can influence your mood if you allow them. Disruptions such as route suspensions, airline restructuring, or seasonal passenger declines are part of the industry. Therefore, diversification is essential. We aim to avoid over-reliance on a single airline or segment. We manage crew contracts to ensure stability and flexibility, and we work with corporate or small groups to balance fluctuations. Our team keeps a close eye on aviation news, much like traders watch stock markets. Reacting early is crucial for safeguarding your operations. In airport hotels, agility is key to survival. TDM: With increasing competition from short-term rental platforms and capsule concepts, how do you defend premium positioning? CG: I view capsule hotels and short-term rental platforms as catering to very different traveler needs, and that distinction is beneficial. Not all travelers require the same level of space, services, or amenities. Some guests simply need a place to rest for a few hours, and capsule hotels are efficient for that purpose. In contrast, short-term rentals are better suited for longer stays or travelers seeking a more residential experience. Airport hotels set themselves apart through reliability and infrastructure. Our guests are often in transit, on tight schedules, or traveling with families, luggage, or business commitments. In such situations, predictability becomes extremely valuable. We operate 24 hours a day, offer soundproof rooms, reliable airport transfers, full security, and multiple dining options during late hours, as well as wellness facilities and meeting spaces—all within a controlled and professionally managed environment. This level of operational consistency is hard to replicate in alternative accommodation models. Thus, our focus isn't on competing based on price or format. It's about understanding the specific problems we solve best. For early departures, late arrivals, short layovers, or business stopovers, guests often prioritize reassurance over exploration. For us, premium positioning is built on reliability, convenience, and the ability to provide a seamless stay—especially when time and energy are limited. TDM: Airport hotels often cater to highly stressed travellers. How do you train teams to manage fatigue-driven guest behaviour? (CG): We train our teams to understand one key concept: it’s rarely personal — it’s often jet lag. Guests arriving from the airport are frequently sleep-deprived, anxious about their connections, or recovering from long-haul flights. A delayed check-in can feel catastrophic for someone who hasn’t slept in 20 hours. Therefore, we place a strong emphasis on emotional intelligence training. We teach our staff to de-escalate tense situations using calm body language, clear communication, and a focus on solutions. We also empower them operationally; nothing escalates tension like hearing, “I need to ask my manager” at 1 a.m. An airport hotel team must be part concierge, part air traffic controller, and part therapist. TDM: Are airport hotels becoming lifestyle-driven spaces rather than purely functional transit hubs? CG: To some extent, yes — but we must be honest about our identity. We’re not a resort and shouldn’t try to compete with beachfront hotels. Our typical guests value efficiency and proximity to the airport. However, being an airport hotel today doesn’t mean being simple. Over time, we’ve grown beyond just offering a bed between flights. We now feature a full spa, a fitness center, an outdoor pool, multiple dining options and bars, plus large meeting and event spaces. Many guests are surprised by what they can do here in a short stay. I believe airport hotels are becoming more comprehensive hospitality destinations. We still focus on speed and practicality — that’s non-negotiable — but we also know that transit travelers appreciate comfort, good food, and a chance to relax before their next trip. Interestingly, demand from the local community for celebrations and social events has increased. Weddings, in particular, have become a significant part of our business. At first glance, one might not associate an airport hotel with a wedding venue, but our property suits it well, with spacious venues, attractive event spaces, ample parking, and easy access for guests coming from various parts of the city. In many ways, we’ve struck a unique balance, remaining highly efficient for travelers in transit while also serving as a warm venue for important local events.
Grand Hyatt Singapore expands yoga training programmes
Grand Hyatt Singapore has announced the return and expansion of its Yoga Alliance-accredited training programmes at Damai, led by master trainer Jimin Choi. Following the success of last year's series, the 2026 line-up will feature both popular returning formats and new experiences tailored to meet the evolving needs of yoga practitioners and instructors. The programmes will be hosted at Damai and Damai House, offering a serene environment for participants. The 2026 offerings include the 16-hour one-on-one Chair or Wall Yoga Teacher Tuition, a personalised Continuing Education (CET) programme, and a new 16-hour one-on-one CET Retreat with a four-night stay at the Grand Hyatt Singapore. Additionally, the hotel will introduce its first 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training programme, providing comprehensive instruction over 10 weeks. Returning favourites include the 25-hour Wall Yoga CET Retreat and the 25-hour Chair Yoga CET Retreat, both available in residential and non-residential formats. These programmes are designed to enhance alignment, stability, and mobility through structured learning and practice. Jimin Choi, known for her expertise in Wall Rope Yoga and Chair Yoga, will lead the programmes. With over a decade of teaching experience, Choi is celebrated for her anatomy-informed approach that combines Eastern philosophy with Western movement science. Damai's facilities, including a vertical movement studio, hydrotherapy amenities, and an outdoor wellness pool, complement the training programmes, providing a comprehensive wellness experience This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
Hyatt appoints S. Vidyashankar as HR vice president
Hyatt has announced the appointment of S. Vidyashankar as Regional Vice President of Human Resources for India and Southwest Asia. With over 23 years of experience in hospitality human resources, including more than two decades with Hyatt, Vidyashankar is set to shape the company's people strategy in the region, supporting its growth and expanding footprint. In his new role, Vidyashankar will collaborate with regional and hotel leadership teams to enhance leadership capabilities, nurture talent, and foster a culture aligned with Hyatt's values. His focus will be on developing consistent, future-ready people practices to help teams thrive as the business evolves. Previously, Vidyashankar served as Area Director of Human Resources, overseeing HR functions for 18 hotels across six states. His career with Hyatt includes various leadership roles, covering multi-location HR leadership, hotel pre-openings, talent management, and industrial relations. Vidyashankar holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration, specialising in Human Resources and Marketing from SIES College of Management Studies, Nerul, and a Bachelor's degree in Commerce from the University of Mumbai. Hyatt Hotels Corporation, headquartered in Chicago, is a global hospitality leader with a portfolio of over 1,450 hotels in 80 countries. The company is committed to caring for people so they can be their best, offering a wide range of brands across luxury, lifestyle, inclusive, classics, and essentials portfolios This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
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Sustainable Action Conference 2025
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