turismo.news October 6, 2026
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Meliá adds another all inclusive in Vietnam and doubles down on vacation

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Meliá is making another move in Asia. The Mallorcan group has announced the addition of a new all inclusive resort in Vietnam, a move that strengthens its vacation offer in the country and confirms the segment remains one of its biggest international bets, according to Hosteltur.

Vietnam has become one of the fastest growing Asian destinations for large scale resorts, with direct competition for the long haul traveler who also looks at the Caribbean. For Meliá, the deal fits its strategy of replicating the vacation model it already dominates in Punta Cana and Bávaro, where a good chunk of its all inclusive portfolio in the Americas sits.

The read for the Dominican traveler is clear: every new Meliá project in Asia validates its experience running resorts at scale and boosts its leverage with global tour operators. That muscle, sooner or later, shows up in the Dominican Republic too, where Meliá keeps consolidated investments and remains one of the reference hotel operators.

Quick questions

What has Meliá announced in Vietnam?
Meliá has added a new all inclusive resort in Vietnam, reinforcing its vacation offer in the Asian country, according to Hosteltur.
What does Meliá's new all inclusive in Vietnam mean for the Caribbean?
It strengthens Meliá's operational experience in large scale resorts, giving the group more leverage with tour operators and lessons to apply in destinations like Punta Cana.
Why is Meliá betting on all inclusive in Asia?
Vietnam has become a fast growing destination for vacation resorts, and Meliá is replicating there the model it already runs successfully in the Caribbean.
How much presence does Meliá have in the Dominican Republic?
Meliá keeps a consolidated portfolio of hotels and resorts in the Dominican Republic, with a strong presence in Punta Cana and Bávaro within the all inclusive segment.
What does Meliá's expansion mean for Dominican hoteliers?
That an operator with weight in the country grows abroad and returns with more scale, more tour operator relationships, and positive pressure to raise the bar for Caribbean all inclusive.

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