Spring Bookings, Hyatt Unveils 20 Percent Savings on Holiday

Spring Bookings, Hyatt Unveils 20 Percent Savings on Holiday

A limited-time savings promotion was unveiled by Hyatt Hotels Corporation, which offers travelers discounts of up to 20 percent on holiday and early spring holidays at more than 900 properties for reservations booked by Dec. 6, 2020, for stays until April 4, 2021.

Members of the World of Hyatt are eligible to receive discounts of up to 22 percent, Hyatt said.

To sweeten the deal, Hyatt will continue to allow customers to cancel up to 24 hours before arrival without any penalties.

A Hyatt study involving 6,000 respondents, found that nearly half of those surveyed said they planned to travel by the end of 2021, and the company said they "expect or prefer to stay in hotels."

In this new travel landscape, we keep listening to what is most important to our members, guests and customers. Amy Weinberg, senior vice president of Hyatt, loyalty, brand marketing and consumer insights, said that one of the things we hear most is that they miss traveling, and more importantly, they miss seeing their loved ones.

"True to the purpose of Hyatt to care for individuals so that they can be their best, our latest offer leans into what matters most for those planning travel right now: cancellation flexibility, peace of mind from our global commitment to care and cleanliness, and bringing back the joy of travel as they plan for the holidays and into the spring."

Hyatt Ziva, Hyatt Zilara, Hyatt Residence Club, Miraval Austin, Miraval Arizona, MGM, UrCove, and Small Luxury Hotels of the World locations do not apply to the limited-time offer, Hyatt said.

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