Hyatt Hotels Corporation and Endemol Shine North America, producers of MasterChef Junior, have announced a collaboration to bring exclusive culinary experiences inspired by the hit TV show to Dreams DreamsResorts.com& Spas, part of Hyatt’s Inclusive Collection.
Aimed at young guests aged 6-12, the program introduces interactive gastronomic activities designed to spark creativity and exploration.
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Key features of the collaboration include:
- Explorer’s Club Challenges: Kids can participate in MasterChef Junior-themed activities, such as Mystery Box Challenges, to inspire a love for cooking and experimentation.
- Surprise Pop-Up Events: Themed entertainment, pool parties, and appearances from MasterChef Junior talents offer exciting culinary adventures.
- For-Kids-by-Kids Menu: Developed by past MasterChef Junior stars, Bryson McGlynn and Ivy Childs, the menu encourages children to explore new flavors.
The programming underscores Hyatt’s commitment to experiential family travel. “This collaboration meets guests where they are while making a lasting impact on the next generation of foodies,” said Ana Tomicevic, Vice President, Global Brands, Inclusive Collection, Hyatt.
With MasterChef Junior’s global appeal, the partnership combines Hyatt’s luxury offerings with the show’s creative culinary spirit. Participating Dreams Resorts & Spas will offer signature Unlimited-Luxury® inclusions, from gourmet dining to kids’ programs and stunning accommodations.
“This partnership brings the spirit of MasterChef Junior to life for families, inspiring young chefs to explore and create while making unforgettable vacation memories,” said Christopher Lucero, Executive Director, Licensing, Endemol Shine North America.
The program launches at select properties, enhancing family vacations with unique culinary experiences. For details or reservations, visit DreamsResorts.com.
Source: Dreams Resorts & Spas Partners with MasterChef Junior for Exciting Culinary Programming
