Hyatt Asia Pacific has launched HyattComforTable: Come For The Food, Stay For The Comfort, a new food and beverage campaign encouraging diners to visit Hyatt restaurants and bars across the region while rewarding World of Hyatt members with double points on eligible dining spend.

Running from 1 August to 30 September 2026, the campaign covers more than 850 Hyatt dining destinations across Asia Pacific. During the promotional period, World of Hyatt members can earn 2X World of Hyatt points on eligible dine-in and takeaway transactions with a minimum spend of US$10, or its local currency equivalent, per transaction. No hotel stay is required to participate.

The campaign comes as dining out continues to become part of everyday routines across the region. According to a 2025 Rakuten Insight survey, 54% of respondents in Asia Pacific dine out several times a week or more, reflecting increasing demand for restaurants that cater not only to celebrations but also to everyday occasions such as business lunches, family dinners, after-work drinks, and casual gatherings.

Through the promotion, members can earn up to 30,000 World of Hyatt points on accumulated eligible spending during the campaign period. The points can be redeemed for rewards including free standard room nights at participating Hyatt hotels or dining and spa awards across Hyatt properties worldwide.

“At Hyatt, our restaurants and bars are not only for formal or special occasions. They are designed as comfortable social spaces that guests can return to time and again,” said Tammy Ng, Vice President of Brand & Marketing, Hyatt Asia Pacific. “With diverse culinary options to suit every mood and schedule, and welcoming hospitality, every visit is an opportunity to enjoy the pleasure of quality food and meaningful moments around the table.”

With HyattComforTable, Hyatt aims to position its restaurants and bars as destinations for both everyday dining and special occasions, while giving World of Hyatt members additional value through dining-based rewards across its Asia Pacific portfolio.