Hilton boosts its all-inclusive resort portfolio and targets a positive close in 2025

What expectations does Hilton have for this new edition of Cancún Travel Mart?

We're seeing very strong growth in the all-inclusive segment. We're here to showcase our product and strengthen ties with wholesalers and key accounts participating in the event. The goal is to continue consolidating our presence in the Mexican Caribbean and expanding the commercial reach of our properties.

How has Hilton performed this year and what are your prospects for next season?

The year started off somewhat challenging due to economic changes, especially the influence of the US market. However, as the year progressed, results improved. We've seen positive numbers and project a very strong close for 2025. Furthermore, we expect to start 2026 with a solid rebound.

Among the most notable properties, you mentioned the Hilton Tulum. What can you tell us about this resort?

It's a truly spectacular product. We have two complementary offerings: the Conrad Tulum, which represents Hilton's Luxury line, and right next door, the Hilton Tulum, which offers a more spacious but equally high-quality experience. The beach is beautiful, with a special netting that reduces the impact of sargassum, and the restaurants are exceptional. We also want to highlight the Waldorf Astoria Cancun, another luxury landmark in the region, well worth a visit.

What other properties in your regional portfolio are you currently promoting?

We're also promoting the new Hilton Mar Caribe All-Inclusive Resort, which opened in July of this year. Furthermore, Miches, in the Dominican Republic, remains a very strong destination for us, especially because of the direct connection from Cancún to the Dominican Republic. These are new products, very well received, and we want more agents and operators to know about them.