The first all-inclusive resort from the Park Hyatt brand, Park Hyatt Riviera Maya will welcome its first guests on 3 December 2026 between Cancún and Puerto Morelos: 148 keys, seven restaurants, from $1,105 per night.
BON luxury theme park opens October 24 at VidantaWorld in Mexico · $1.5 billion and Cirque du Soleil
Grupo Vidanta opens BON on October 24, 2026, a $1.5 billion luxury theme park at VidantaWorld on Mexico's Pacific coast: evening-only access, limited capacity, Cirque du Soleil LUDÕ and six restaurants.
Kimpton is opening its first all-inclusive resort in the world on 22 September on the Riviera Maya: 355 suites at the heart of the Tres Rios nature park, featuring 137 hectares of mangroves and cenotes.
Backed by Universal Music Group, UMusic Hotel & Beach Club Tulum will open in the first week of December 2026 on the Riviera Maya, featuring 57 keys, an 800-seat beach club and professional recording studios at the heart of the "Tulum Renace" public programme.
Aman inaugurated Amanvari on August 3, 2026, in Costa Palmas, on the East Coast of Baja California: 18 Casitas facing the Sea of Cortez, branded residences, four restaurants, and the brand's first contemporary Temazcal.
Since 1 October 2026, Waldorf Astoria Riviera Maya and Conrad Tulum have shifted to an all-inclusive format. From 10 January 2027, the Waldorf will be adults-only and the Conrad will open its Ceiba Club.
Announced for December 2026 inside the gated marina of Puerto Cancún, Grand Hyatt Cancun Beach Resort will line up 500 rooms including 47 suites, 14 food and beverage outlets, nine pools and a spa with a temazcal, fully all-inclusive.
Dreams Resorts & Spas, the family brand within Hyatt's Inclusive Collection, is expanding "MasterChef Junior: Next Course" in 2026, its culinary programme for 6-12 year olds created with the show's producers. On the menu: mystery box challenges at the Explorer's Club, poolside workshops, parent-child classes and menus signed by two former contestants, all included within the Unlimited-Luxury formula at resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean.
18 casitas, $3,900 to $6,200 a night, six years late and 600 private hectares on the Sea of Cortez: our full analysis of Mexico's first Aman, and who it is truly worth the price for.
