Overview
- Wyndham says it now operates more than 100 hotels across Mexico, covering over 50 cities and 15 brands, with more properties under development.
- The company credits steady domestic travel, rising international visits, and fresh investment in beach and city hubs for the faster pace of openings.
- A multi-brand push spans midscale to upper-upscale hotels plus all-inclusive resorts, highlighted by the 2021 launch of Wyndham Alltra to meet branded all-inclusive demand.
- Scale has come through multi-hotel agreements with Grupo MX Hotels, Decameron, Viva Resorts, and Palladium Hotel Group, alongside long-time operators including Alzen, Bel Air, Optima, Grupo Hola, FibraHotel, and Fibra Inn.
- Mexico recorded about 47.8 million arrivals in 2025 and nearly $35 billion in foreign-exchange earnings, a backdrop Wyndham says supports further growth and helps yield about a 20% FeePAR (fees per available room) premium versus its international system.