President Donald Trump revealed plans for international travel, announcing intended visits to both Turkey and China in 2026. The announcement was made Friday at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, during the unveiling of a new Boeing 747 aircraft gifted to the Air Force One fleet by Qatar. Trump stated he would attend a “big conference” in China, following a planned September visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to the United States. Details regarding the timing and purpose of the Turkey trip were not immediately available. This signals a continuation of Trump’s engagement with international leaders despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. The trips are scheduled for sometime in 2026, allowing ample time for planning and logistical arrangements. These visits could potentially address trade, security, and diplomatic relations with both nations.