President Donald Trump’s 2026 international travel centers on multilateral summits and bilateral diplomacy following his second-term inauguration. Confirmed plans include attendance at the ASEAN summit in Manila on November 16 and the APEC summit in Shenzhen, China, from November 17–19, where another meeting with President Xi Jinping is expected after prior 2026 encounters. These align with repeated Asia-Pacific engagement and U.S. alliance commitments. Earlier trips have covered Canada, multiple Middle East nations, Europe, and East Asia, while statements have flagged possible future stops in Central Asia such as Uzbekistan or Kazakhstan without firm dates. Domestic midterm campaigning through late 2026 limits additional travel windows, and any G20 hosting in Miami remains U.S.-based. Trader assessments of specific countries therefore hinge on summit calendars, diplomatic priorities, and any last-minute additions or cancellations before year-end.