World of Hyatt announces alliance with Under Canvas

World of Hyatt has partnered with Under Canvas’ 13 outdoor resorts to offer guests and members an immersive outdoor experience. The new alliance provides members with access to upscale experiences across many US national parks and other outdoor destinations. Members can now book their stays at Under Canvas camps and ULUM Moab through Hyatt to start earning and redeeming points.

Mark Vondrasek, Chief Commercial Officer, Hyatt Hotels Corporation, stated, “Travellers are looking for new and unique experiences to reconnect with nature in off-the-beaten-path locations. By adding these luxury outdoor camps to World of Hyatt, we are bringing more memorable travel experiences for our guests and members, Hyatt offers one of the fastest-growing luxury portfolios globally and with the inclusion of these incredible Under Canvas camps in World of Hyatt, we continue to double down on this focus and bring immense value to our rapidly growing members."

The Under Canvas and ULUM outdoor resorts offer the members some of the most sought-after luxurious outdoor experiences. Spread across spectacular destinations in the US, such as Montana’s Yellowstone National Park, Tennessee’s Great Smoky Mountains, Acadia National Park in Maine and Yosemite National Park in California, the camps offer upscale hospitality, with safari-inspired tents and complimentary programmes such as nightly campfires with s’mores, board games, yoga and kid’s activities. It also offers nutritious food and beverage options through innovative menus that embrace seasonality and thoughtfully sourced ingredients.

Matt Gaghen, Chief Executive Officer, Under Canvas, commented on the partnership, "We’re looking forward to welcoming World of Hyatt members to our beautiful, safari-inspired camps so that they can experience true comfort in nature in these amazing destinations. This exciting collaboration with Hyatt will further our goal of connecting more people with extraordinary places, people, and the planet by enhancing access to the outdoors."