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If you're one of those people who has been saving up a bunch of World of Hyatt points and thinking about a beach vacation where all of your worries are taken care of, then this is something you're going to want to pay attention to. Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts, one of the biggest all-inclusive resort brands in the Caribbean and beyond, has now joined World of Hyatt, and this is a big deal.
What this means is that you're now able to book one of their 22 resorts in some of the hottest vacation destinations in the world for Hyatt points. For those of you who are loyal to Hyatt but may be a little jealous of Marriott Bonvoy's all-inclusive offerings, this is a big deal.
The good news is that this has all gone live on March 24, 2026, so Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts has been fully integrated into World of Hyatt. What that means is that their old loyalty program, My Bahia Principe, is now a thing of the past, and you're able to earn and redeem World of Hyatt points for stays at these fantastic all-inclusive resorts. This is a big deal, folks. Destinations include the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Mexico, and Tenerife in Spain's Canary Islands. If you're thinking about a Caribbean vacation or a vacation in Spain, then you're in luck, since both of those destinations offer a lot of variety. And, of course, you're able to redeem for these stays starting at just 12,000 points.

Here's the full picture of what members of the World of Hyatt loyalty program can expect if booking a Bahia Principe property:
The last one, the Brand Explorer Award, is one that's easy to gloss over but is actually one of the most valuable aspects of this partnership. If you're trying to maximize the free night reward by staying at multiple brands within the Hyatt family, adding Bahia Principe to the list is a fun way to unwind.
If you're a holder of the Hyatt credit card product, the loyalty program's partnership with Bahia Principe gets even more exciting. If you use the card to pay for your Bahia Principe stay, you'll earn up to 9 points per dollar spent. And if you're staying at one of the many Bahia Principe properties that offer the all-inclusive option, the points earned on the stay are especially valuable because the room rate is covering the cost of the meals, drinks, and activities.
This is the type of synergy for which loyalty programs are worth caring about. You're not only earning, you're also burning while earning for your next trip on the way to your current destination.
As part of welcoming Bahia Principe properties into the World of Hyatt program, they're offering a limited-time promotion where you'll be able to earn double points on your eligible stays. If you're interested in taking advantage of this promotion, be sure to sign up by March 30, 2026. You'll need to complete your stay by June 30, 2026.
Not only will you be able to earn your regular 5 base points per dollar spent, but you'll also be able to take advantage of these bonus points. If you've already been planning your summer vacation to an all-inclusive resort, this is just another reason why you should book your stay now. Be sure to sign up for this promotion on the World of Hyatt website. You'll need to sign up for it, so don't rely on being automatically enrolled. Sign up now before it's too late.
Hyatt points are considered one of the highest-valued hotel points currencies in the world. The general rule of thumb has always been to save your Hyatt points for an aspirational stay at one of their high-end properties. Think Park Hyatt suite in Tokyo, Alila cliffside villa in Bali, etc. So is it actually a good idea to spend your Hyatt points on an all-inclusive resort stay? The answer is, it depends on your valuation.
All-inclusive resorts tend to be very expensive properties, especially in the summer months. When you're booking an all-inclusive resort, you're not just paying for your room. You're paying for food, drinks, and sometimes activities. If you're able to use your Hyatt points to pay for your stay at an all-inclusive resort, you'll be able to avoid this additional cost. If you're looking at paying $400 per night for an all-inclusive resort for your family of four, using your Hyatt points to pay for your stay is suddenly looking like a much smarter idea.
For families in particular, such an all-inclusive redemption can be a tremendous value in real life, even if the math on a per-point basis isn’t quite so glamorous as a luxury hotel in a big city. Sometimes the best redemption is simply the one that can make your actual trip more affordable and convenient.

Hyatt has been busily and quietly growing its all-inclusive portfolio over the last few years, and this addition of Bahia Principe is merely the next chapter in that story. As we've seen travel habits increasingly shift towards a desire for resort-style vacations and particularly so in a post-pandemic world where the appeal of an all-inclusive experience is only growing it's no longer optional for any major hotel loyalty brand to have a competitive all-inclusive portfolio.
With 22 new properties now within the World of Hyatt ecosystem, members now have access to a far larger landscape to explore and earn within. Perhaps for those on the fence about whether Hyatt is a sufficient landscape to justify loyalty dollars and points, this might help tip that balance a bit further.
The addition of Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts to World of Hyatt is a legitimate win for members who love all-inclusive vacations. With award stays starting at 12,000 points and a double points promo that’s perfectly timed for a summer beach vacation, this is a partnership that members should take advantage of.
Sign up for the bonus points promo before March 30, 2026, and begin exploring the possibilities of what Bahia Principe resorts might look like for your next vacation. Your points and your future self on a beach somewhere will be grateful.
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