President Trump’s 2026 travel schedule centers on multilateral summits and bilateral diplomacy, with confirmed stops in the Philippines for the ASEAN and East Asia Summits in November and China for APEC shortly afterward. Earlier visits this year included Switzerland for the World Economic Forum, China for state-level talks, France for the G7, Ireland for meetings and golf events, and Turkey. Ongoing U.S.-China trade negotiations, regional security issues, and the G20 hosted in Miami later in December shape additional opportunities, while midterm campaigning has kept most recent movement domestic. Historical patterns show Trump prioritizing economic forums, Gulf and Asian partners, and personal properties when aligning official trips.