With 23 openings in its 2026 pipeline, Meliá Hotels International is set for significant acceleration across its luxury and ...

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With the launch of a flagship property in Bali marking its Asia Pacific debut, Paradisus by Meliá will usher in a new generation of “all-inclusive” travel. The luxury resort brand, part of Meliá ...

Opening on Sotavento Beach this August with a new era of all-inclusive luxury, the new Paradisus Fuerteventura resort marks the brand’s third property in the Canary Islands… Paradisus Fuerteventura is ...

Meliá Hotels International is set to mark a major milestone in its global expansion with the highly anticipated launch of Paradisus by Meliá Bali, the brand’s very first resort in Asia. Following an ...

Once shorthand for buffet lines and bottomless cocktails, all-inclusive is being reimagined—and Paradisus by Meliá is leading the charge. With its Destination Inclusive® concept, launched in 2023, the ...

Meliá Hotels International is the leading hotel brand in Spain and one of the largest in the world. Boasting 9 brands and 362 hotels across four continents, it’s at the cutting edge of hospitality.

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Cancún's Casa Maya hotel, built in 1980, has reopened after a major renovation. (TripAdvisor) Meliá Hotels International on Saturday announced plans to invest over US $60 million in Mexico in 2025.