Wyndham Reaches 100 Hotels in Mexico as Strong Tourism Keeps Brands Expanding

Wyndham Hotels & Resorts said that it now has more than 100 hotels open in Mexico.

The company said it has nearly doubled its presence in the country over the past five years and now operates in more than 50 cities with 15 brands.

Mexico remains one of the region’s most attractive countries for hotel growth because it supports a range of travel, including beach vacations, city stays, business trips, and domestic travel.

Mexico’s tourism strength is helping hotel companies grow

Wyndham’s expansion comes as Mexico continues to post strong tourism numbers. The country welcomed 47.8 million international tourists in 2025, while tourism remained a major source of foreign income. Wyndham said Mexico generated nearly $35 billion in foreign-exchange revenue from tourism last year.

Mexico is not just a major resort destination. It also has large urban markets, cultural centers, and secondary cities where branded hotels can still grow.

Partnerships have played a major role in Wyndham’s expansion

Wyndham said its Mexico growth has been supported by a series of multi-hotel partnerships, including deals with Grupo MX Hotels, Decameron All-Inclusive Hotels & Resorts, Viva Resorts by Wyndham, and Palladium Hotel Group. These partnerships helped the company grow faster across both city and resort markets.

Wyndham’s expansion in Mexico also fits a broader company pattern of growing through partnerships rather than relying only on new hotel development. That same approach was visible in Wyndham’s deal with Ovolo Group, which added five boutique hotels in Asia Pacific to its portfolio while leaving ownership and day-to-day operations with the local partner.

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