President Donald Trump’s international travel in 2026 has centered on multilateral summits and bilateral diplomacy, with confirmed visits already completed to Switzerland, China, France, Turkey, and Ireland. Scheduled trips for the remainder of the year include the ASEAN and East Asia Summits in the Philippines and the APEC summit in Shenzhen, China, in November. Additional factors include longstanding invitations from Central Asian leaders for a potential first U.S. presidential visit to Uzbekistan or Kazakhstan, ongoing trade and security engagements with major partners, and domestic midterm campaigning that has reduced foreign travel in October. Presidential schedules typically prioritize G7, G20, and regional forums, though late-year developments or bilateral priorities could add or alter stops before year-end.