Marriott International Caribbean & Latin America is leaning into luxury travel, positioning several of its brands around immersive programming that extends well beyond the hotel itself.
Whether clients want a multi-destination itinerary, seek authentic cultural experiences or are simply looking to slow down and embrace a destination’s rhythm, these Marriott properties offer new ways to personalize luxury vacations.
For the Traveler Who Wants More Than One Destination
Multi-stop vacations continue to gain popularity, particularly among travelers looking to maximize long-haul trips.
Marriott suggests pairing The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City with Siari Riviera Nayarit, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, combining urban culture with a secluded Pacific Coast retreat. The itinerary allows travelers to experience Mexico City’s museums, historic neighborhoods and culinary scene before unwinding in Riviera Nayarit through wellness experiences, indigenous traditions and oceanfront luxury.
For Clients Who Want to Connect With Local Culture
Experiential travel remains one of luxury travel’s biggest drivers, and Marriott is expanding opportunities for guests to engage with local communities, conservation efforts and regional cuisine.
At Salterra, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, South Caicos, guests can participate in coral conservation, marine education and culinary events that celebrate the island’s culture. Meanwhile, The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman combines environmental programs led by naturalists with culinary experiences and private excursions that immerse travelers in the destination beyond its beaches.
For Travelers Embracing Slower Luxury
Another emerging trend is what Marriott describes as “dusking”—building intentional experiences around sunset and the transition from day to evening.
Properties including The St. Regis Costa Mujeres Resort, W Punta de Mita and Solaz, a Luxury Collection Resort, Los Cabos have introduced evening rituals ranging from Champagne sabering and sunset wellness sessions to wine tastings, live jazz and locally inspired culinary experiences.
These destination-driven offerings provide another way to match clients with hotels based not only on location, but also on the type of experience they’re seeking—turning the resort into an extension of the destination itself. To encourage longer stays, Marriott is offering its Grand Getaways promotion, with up to 10% off premium rooms when guests book a minimum two-night stay at participating hotels and resorts.
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