The G20 at Doral
Trump picked his own Doral resort to host the December 2026 G20 leaders’ summit. The White House says the resort will host at cost and take no profit from the State Department or foreign governments.
- Launched
- Announced September 5, 2025; summit set for December 14-15, 2026
- Owned by
- The Trump Organization (Trump National Doral Miami)
On Who He Hired: Donald Trump
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Trump picked his own resort, Trump National Doral, to host the G20 leaders’ summit on December 14-15, 2026.
Trump had planned to hold the 2020 G7 at Doral and dropped it after criticism. No cost figures were released with the announcement. The White House said the resort would host “at-cost, and will receive no profit from either the State Department or a foreign government.”
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CREW sued the State Department and Secret Service for records on how Doral was picked for the G20 and how payments to Trump’s businesses are handled.
CREW asked both agencies for records after the September 2025 announcement, and sent the State Department a second request on December 22, 2025. The suit says the agencies hadn’t released any documents or ruled on the first request, and the State Department hadn’t acknowledged the second. CREW sought records on how the venue was chosen, how the State Department handles payments to Trump and deals with companies he owns or controls, and its emoluments policies.