WASHINGTON (AP) – Donald Trump is heading to Britain later this month to open the Trump Turnberry golf resort in Scotland.
Trump’s June 24 visit will come on the heels of a British referendum over its membership in the European Union. Trump has previously said Britain would be “better off” without the EU, putting him at odds with Prime Minister David Cameron, who is pushing to stay in the bloc.
It’s unclear whether Trump will meet with Cameron or other British officials while overseas. Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks said a schedule would be released close to the visit.
Cameron has previously said he had no confirmed plans to meet with any U.S. presidential candidates. His office said Wednesday that it had no additional updates regarding a meeting with Trump.