Super Age Collaborates with World of Hyatt to Champion Longevity and Welcome Athletes to Hyatt Regency Times Square
Key Highlights
- ➤World of Hyatt collaborates with Super Age Games on travel wellness and event access
- ➤Discounted Hyatt Regency Times Square room blocks reserved for Games athletes
- ➤Super Age Games competitors span 21 to 81 years, 14 countries and 40 states
- ➤Super Age Games scheduled for November 7, 2026, at New York City’s Armory Track
- ➤Super Age Standard launches four travel wellness protocols for game participants
Expert Statements
David Harry Stewart, Founder of Super Age
“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.”
David Harry Stewart, Founder of Super Age
“With a travel protocol built into The Super Age Standard, your training doesn’t stop when you leave home. Members can book the experience on World of Hyatt FIND with points or cash, and Hyatt Regency Times Square gives participants a home base for the weekend.”
TJ Abrams, Vice President Global Partnerships and Wellbeing, Hyatt
“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.”
TJ Abrams, Vice President Global Partnerships and Wellbeing, Hyatt
“Through FIND and our collaboration with the Super Age Games, we are expanding access to experiences that inspire movement, mindfulness and connection, both on the road and at home.”
Super Age Collaborates with World of Hyatt to Champion Longevity and Welcome Athletes to Hyatt Regency Times Square
Super Age, the longevity media company, today announced a collaboration between World of Hyatt, Hyatt’s loyalty program, and the Super Age Games, a live longevity fitness competition testing the eight markers of healthspan. The collaboration brings Hyatt's hospitality together with Super Age's science-backed longevity fitness training platform, The Super Age Standard, to help travelers stay on track before, during, and after their trip to the Games.
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