Marriott Reports Record CALA Deal Activity and Expands All-Inclusive Pipeline Through 2026
Marriott said it added nearly 40 properties in the Caribbean and Latin America in 2025 and outlined a larger development pipeline that includes additional all-inclusive growth.
Marriott International said it signed a record volume of deals in the Caribbean and Latin America (CALA) during 2025, with nearly 40 properties added and more than 10,000 rooms brought into the regional system.
TravelPulse reported that conversions were a major contributor to that growth, accounting for close to 30 acquisitions and roughly 30% of newly added rooms in the region. Marriott also said it finished the year with 94 signed agreements, up 40% year over year.
For the all-inclusive segment, the CALA momentum follows recent launches that include Marriott Cancun and Crystal Cove Barbados. In the same broader ecosystem, Mystique Holbox by Royalton, a Tribute Portfolio Resort reflects how Marriott-affiliated resort flags are extending distribution reach in leisure-heavy destinations.
Marriott expects broader regional scale by the end of 2026, with hundreds of open properties across CALA countries and territories and additional projects under development. For owners, the update reinforces how conversions and multi-brand strategy are driving near-term expansion while higher-end resort concepts move through longer construction timelines.
Related guides: Marriott All-Inclusive Resorts, Tribute Portfolio All-Inclusive, and destination pages for Cancun, Barbados, Bahamas, and Brazil.
