President Trump’s 2026 international travel has centered on multilateral summits and bilateral engagement with major powers, with confirmed visits already including Switzerland for Davos, China in May, France, Turkey for the NATO summit, and Ireland. The most immediate drivers of remaining 2026 probabilities are the White House–confirmed November 16–18 trip to Manila for the ASEAN and East Asia summits followed immediately by the APEC summit in Shenzhen, China, where another meeting with Xi Jinping is expected. Traders also monitor statements about a possible encounter with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during the Asia itinerary, alongside any adjustments to the G20 schedule or emerging diplomatic openings. Scheduled summits and host-country rotations remain the strongest predictors of additional destinations before year-end.