Hyatt Inclusive Collection giving guests what they want – Time

The Hyatt Inclusive Collection is giving its guests exactly what they want and what they want is time.

During a luncheon in Toronto this week, Carolina Bellina, Senior Director of Canadian Sales, Hyatt Inclusive Collection, explained that in its recently released Time Rich Report, the company explored the connection between current definitions of “quality time” and perceptions about travel.

What the Time Rich Report found she said was that people want more time – more time for themselves; more time with family, friends and loved ones; and more time for what’s important. And that desire for more time, she explained was true for all age groups regardless of background.

Armed with that intelligence, Bellina said the Hyatt Inclusive Collection has now launched a new campaign – Time Here is Worth More – in response to their customers desire for more time.

The Time Here is Worth More campaign is now being featured at select Hyatt Inclusive Collection resorts.

As well, Hyatt Inclusive Collection is also collaborating with Deepak Chopra to bring mindfulness to its guests travel with deepakchopra.ai. Through that program, guests can access custom mindfulness practices; meditation; yoga, etc.

The goal of the new Time Here is Worth More campaign, Bellina said, is that Hyatt Inclusive Collection wants its guests to “savour the moment … to slowdown … to enjoy.”

In other news from the Hyatt Inclusive Collection, Bellina said that the Canadian market has been turning in a strong performance, reporting double-digit growth in 2025 (compared to 2024) and that growth is expected to continue at that pace in 2026.

As to what she attributes the strong growth to, Bellina said that Canadians “are taking the time to slowdown.”

Canadian travel advisors are certainly showing strong support for the Hyatt Inclusive Collection.

That was certainly apparent as Hyatt Inclusive Collection hosted a trio of roadshows this week in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver, giving Canadian advisors an opportunity to meet with some 20 representatives from the hotel group’s properties in the Caribbean, Mexico and Latin America.

The Montreal show attracted 140 advisors and 20 suppliers; Toronto welcomed 160 advisors and 20 suppliers; and in Vancouver, there were 130 advisors who met with 15 suppliers.

Clearly pleased with the strong turnout by Canadian advisors, Bellina said that those attending were engaged, asking lots of questions of the Hyatt Inclusive Collection reps.

During the events, Bellina said that advisors learned what was new and exciting for the group, as well as what the Hyatt Inclusive Collection was.