Published on: December 18, 2024, 06:18h.
Last updated on: December 18, 2024, 06:18h.
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas has established a new partnership with hotel giant Hyatt through a long-term licensing agreement, presenting a new opportunity for the iconic gaming venue on the Las Vegas Strip.
In the near future, the integrated resort operated by Apollo will be available for booking through Hyatt’s website and mobile app, providing access for Hyatt’s rewards program members.
Through this agreement, World of Hyatt members and eligible meeting and event planners will have the opportunity to earn and redeem loyalty points, enjoy benefits tailored to elite members, and more. The partnership aims to enhance travel experiences at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip,” said the Chicago-based hotelier.
Specific details regarding the financial terms and start date of the partnership were not disclosed.
Venetian’s New Partner
The collaboration between Hyatt and Venetian comes after the gaming venue announced the conclusion of its partnership with IHG in January 2025.
While the reasons for the separation between Venetian and IHG were not provided, it is speculated that the change was initiated by Apollo as the new operator of the integrated resort.
Similar to successful partnerships between Marriott International and MGM Resorts International, Hyatt and Venetian aim to capitalize on their expansive loyalty programs and cater to the needs of their guests.
“World of Hyatt will extend benefits to Venetian Rewards members and collaborate in the MICE and convention space to enhance group business opportunities,” according to the press release.
Hyatt’s Expansion in Las Vegas
The Hyatt/Venetian partnership follows the addition of Rio Hotel & Casino to the World of Hyatt program, expanding Hyatt’s presence in Las Vegas after the conclusion of its previous partnership with MGM in 2023.
Meanwhile, Treasure Island Hotel & Casino introduces a new and improved loyalty program, offering bettors the chance to earn points for each wager, surpassing competitors’ reward plans.