Travis Kelce is rumored to be in discussions to invest in a Caribbean hotel resort following a summer vacation with the pop superstar. Following tours across Europe and numerous vacations with Taylor Swift, the offseason has been quite eventful for Kelce.
The Kansas City Chiefs player seems ready to put his new earnings from his recent contract to use while being in talks with the resort for several months.
Aside from football, Kelce has explored multiple interests and opportunities during the offseason, one of which is reportedly making his acting debut in an upcoming horror TV show, and contemplating investments in various projects.
Among the speculated ventures is a hotel investment in the Bahamas – a prospect rooted in their island getaway earlier this year. As reported by U.S. Sun, Kelce, enamored by the islands, is said to be in ongoing talks about representing one of its resorts.
He had previously shared: “You know what? It’s just a lovely place down there, isn’t it? You can get it all down there. All the love in the world.”
Reports suggest that these talks have been active for several months since his vacation, and that he is considering similar engagements with other worldwide resorts such as those in Thailand, Greece and Barbados.
Despite establishing himself as an esteemed tight end, Kelce, who recently signed a two-year deal with the Chiefs, acknowledges that his football career is nearing its final stages. Although retirement isn’t imminent, it seems he is diversifying his interests for life after sports.
Kelce, who was drafted 11 years ago, quickly rose to prominence as a dominant pass-catching tight end, especially after Patrick Mahomes joined the team in 2018. Kelce and Swift have been apart for the past two weeks as Swift continues her European tour, which is set to wrap up next month after over a year.
The Chiefs are set to return to training camp this weekend, marking the start of Kelce’s season where he aims to make NFL history by winning a third consecutive Super Bowl – a feat no team has ever achieved before.
