Fitness room at Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi. Photo: Stanislav71 / Shutterstock.com Hyatt is joining forces with longevity media company Super Age to help travelers maintain their fitness, recovery and sleep routines while on the road.
The collaboration, announced ahead of the Super Age Games in New York, combines hotel accommodation, event access and a new collection of travel wellness programs designed to keep participants on track before, during and after their journeys.
The partnership brings together World of Hyatt, the hotel group's loyalty program, and the Super Age Games, a fitness competition focused on measuring physical and mental capabilities associated with healthy aging.
The event will take place on November 7, 2026, at the Armory Track in New York City. Hyatt Regency Times Square will serve as an accommodation option for participating athletes, with discounted room blocks reserved for competitors.
Through the World of Hyatt FIND Experiences platform, members will also be able to book access to the competition using either loyalty points or cash. The booking platform is designed to make it easier for participants to combine event tickets and travel arrangements.
"The Games were always about more than a single day at the Armory. It's the whole arc of getting there, competing, and going home. Hyatt gets that," said Super Age Founder David Harry Stewart.
He added that the collaboration introduces travel-specific training protocols through The Super Age Standard, the company's longevity fitness training app and the official training platform of the competition.
The Super Age Games describes itself as the world's first whole-human longevity fitness competition. Developed in partnership with experts from the Buck Institute for Research on Aging, the event is designed to assess eight markers associated with healthspan, the period of life spent in good health.
The competition includes tests of grip strength, aerobic capacity, agility, balance, functional strength and endurance under load. It also examines two areas less commonly included in traditional fitness competitions: working memory under physical stress and relational capacity.
This year's competitors range in age from 21 to 81 and are traveling from 14 countries and 40 US states. More than 100 teams are expected to take part, reflecting the event's international reach and its appeal across different age groups.
A central part of the collaboration is a new Travel Wellness Collection integrated into The Super Age Standard app.
The program is designed not only for athletes traveling to New York but also for people who want to maintain healthy routines during business trips and holidays.
It includes four practical protocols:
-The Arrival Reset: A recovery-focused routine for the first hours after landing.
-The 4×2 Strength Session: A short strength workout designed for hotel gyms.
-The Midday Reset: A brief recovery break between meetings or scheduled activities.
-The Sleep Hygiene Guide for Travel: Advice on maintaining sleep routines when crossing time zones.
The collection is available through The Super Age Standard and focuses on maintaining strength, recovery and sleep habits despite changes in travel schedules.
For Hyatt, the partnership forms part of its broader effort to connect travel with personal wellbeing and experiences beyond traditional hotel stays.
"Travel can be a powerful catalyst for wellbeing, and World of Hyatt is committed to helping our members find meaningful ways to care for themselves wherever their journeys take them," said TJ Abrams, Hyatt's Vice President of Global Partnerships and Wellbeing.
The collaboration also gives World of Hyatt members another way to use their loyalty benefits through experiences connected to fitness, health and personal development.
While the initial launch is tied to the November competition in New York, the wellness collection is intended for a wider audience, including travelers who want to continue exercising and maintaining their daily routines wherever they stay.