Trevor Simpson is Staff Writer/Staff Editor of CoStar News Hotels. He joined CoStar News' hotels team as Associate Editor in 2022 and was promoted in March 2026. He graduated from Ohio State University, where he was the copy chief for the school's ne...
Trevor Simpson is Staff Writer/Staff Editor of CoStar News Hotels.
He joined CoStar News' hotels team as Associate Editor in 2022 and was promoted in March 2026. He graduated from Ohio State University, where he was the copy chief for the school's newspaper, The Lantern.
NEW YORK — There are four factors that Virgin Hotels Collection Chief Development Officer Greg Doman considers when deciding whether to add a new hotel to the company's portfolio.
NEW YORK — The U.S. hotel industry has been waiting for capital markets and transaction activity to pick up in recent years. Experts believe there are positive trends pointing toward this happening, ...
NEW YORK — PM Hotel Group is setting its sights on growing on the West Coast as the third-party operator looks to bolster its U.S. hotel portfolio following two company mergers in the past five years.
NEW YORK — Artificial intelligence has been hailed as a tool that will fundamentally change the hospitality industry. Experts believe it can serve this purpose through cutting costs, driving revenues ...
Hotel industry analysts expect to see several strategic changes at Choice Hotels International after Patrick Pacious stepped down as president and CEO in late May.
NEW YORK — All things considered, U.S. hotel performance so far in 2026 is where many in the industry hoped it would be following a maligned previous year.
NEW YORK — The U.S. hotel industry is facing no shortage of headwinds, whether it be high construction and labor costs, a tense geopolitical environment, or negative sentiment toward America. Despite ...
Content creation in the hospitality industry has grown at a rapid pace over the past several years, becoming an essential tool for marketing and storytelling in the space.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is now mere weeks away. It's almost time to block out all of the noise and let the play on the pitch — or performance at hotels — do the talking.
Executives from publicly traded hotel companies remain generally bullish in their outlook for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, even as negative sentiments from revenue managers and industry analysts pile up ...