President Donald Trump landed in Scotland on Friday, July 25, for a “working trip,” where he plans to play a few rounds of golf at his Trump Turnberry golf resort in South Ayrshire. However, when he landed at the Prestwick Airport to greet reporters,

US President Donald Trump has arrived in Scotland for a five-day visit of golf courses in the country but his wife Melania has remained on the other side of the Atlantic

President Donald Trump arrived in Scotland on Friday to visit both his Turnberry and Aberdeen golf properties.

When Donald Trump re-won the United States presidency in last year’s election, the Dumfries and Galloway News in Scotland greeted the news with this headline: “South West Scotland Hotelier Becomes President Of America For Second Time”.

Melania's decision not to accompany the former president has reignited speculation about the state of their relationship. Reports have suggested the pair are living largely separate lives, with claims she has only spent two weeks at the White House since Mr Trump's inauguration.

There will be a huge security operation when the US president makes his first visit to the UK since his re-election.

Trump's main reason for coming to Scotland is golf and to visit his two courses - Trump International at Menie, which he opened in 2012, and Trump Turnberry, which he purchased two years later. His last visit to the courses was in 2023, although he has been a frequent visitor over the years.

Donald Trump ’s first official state visit to the UK took place from 3 to 5 June 2019, around two years into his first presidential term. Alongside first lady Melania Trump, the US president met Queen Elizabeth II after arriving in the gardens of Buckingham Palace via helicopter.

US president Donald Trump said "it's great to be in Scotland" as he landed for a four-day private visit. After Air Force One touched down at Prestwick Airport, just before 20:30, the US president was met by Scottish Secretary Ian Murray and Warren Stephens, US Ambassador to the UK.

President Donald Trump plans to visit Scotland next week. The White House says Trump will be in Turnberry and Aberdeen and plans to meet with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer to discuss trade.