Trump-branded hotel, residential and golf developments are planned across the Middle East, Asia and Europe, expanding the international property portfolio associated with the family name of the president of the United States. The Trump Organization, led by the president's sons Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., lists over a dozen projects as "coming soon," including skyscrapers, beachside resorts and luxury golf courses. While critics have raised conflict-of-interest concerns over the Trump Organization's real estate projects in the Middle East and elsewhere, President Donald Trump has downplayed his ties to the family business.
"I don't do anything having to do with my business. My kids run it," he told CNBC in July when asked about critics who accuse him of using the presidency to enrich himself and his family. Below are developments that the Trump Organization has announced.
Set to open in December 2028, the $500 million Trump International Oman will include a 140-room hotel, furnished villas, serviced apartments, private beach access and an 18-hole golf course, according to the Trump Organization. In the United Arab Emirates, a Trump International Hotel and Tower is planned near downtown Dubai. The development will include a hotel and residences, with views toward the Burj Khalifa skyscraper and the sea, according to the Trump Organization and DarGlobal, which announced the project in April 2025.
Trump Residences Gurgaon is set to consist of twin 51-story towers and include 298 luxury homes, the Trump Organization said. Project developers said the location would feature an all-glass façade, floor-to-ceiling windows, private elevators and double-height living spaces in select residences. According to a March 2025 Trump Organization announcement, Trump World Center Pune will be the brand's first commercial development in India.
Planned for a 4.3-acre site, it is expected to have two glass towers and span more than 1.6 million square feet, with over 27 floors of offices in each tower. The Trump Organization has described its forthcoming development in Bali as a hotel and golf project. The group's website said it would feature an 18-hole golf course and an infinity pool overlooking the Indian Ocean, as well as luxury villas, mansions and high-end resort condominiums.
Earlier developer plans described 144 residences and 150 hotel suites within the wider 102-hectare property. In May 2025, developers broke ground on Trump International Vietnam, the first Trump-branded golf and residential development in the country. The project is located in Hung Yen, about 45 minutes from Hanoi.
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