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Wyndham Unveils Asia Pacific New Year Offers

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As the year draws to a close and travelers across Asia Pacific plan their festive getaways and new year adventures, Wyndham Hotels & Resorts is making every journey more affordable with its Year End Offer – “Save with Wyndham”, giving travelers a fast track to unforgettable experiences and the opportunity to enjoy up to 25% off stays across participating Wyndham hotels throughout the region.

Available across all Wyndham hotels in Asia Pacific, the limited-time offer rewards travelers who stay longer, with greater savings unlocked from two-night stays onward. And for Wyndham Rewards® members, the value goes even further, with members enjoying an additional 5% discount compared with non-member rates. From November 5, 2026, through January 15, 2027, guests can book eligible stays to enjoy substantial discounts. From a quick city break to a longer year-end holiday, the offer gives travelers another reason to book direct, stay longer, and make the most of their Wyndham experience as the new year begins.

This year-end offer marks another initiative by Wyndham in the Asia Pacific market to deliver cost-effective travel options for guests. Backed by Wyndham’s global portfolio, convenient direct booking channels and attractive tiered discounts, Wyndham makes it easy for travelers to get more out of every stay.

 

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