Donald Trump is traveling to Scotland. He is opening a new Trump named golf resort. American taxpayers will pay for his trip and the flight, meals, and accommodations for all his entourage.

The claim can be broken down into three parts: 1) Donald Trump is traveling to Scotland; 2) He is opening a new Trump-named golf resort; 3) American taxpayers will pay for his trip and the flight, meals, and accommodations for all his entourage. Multiple credible sources confirm that President Donald Trump traveled to Scotland in July 2025 to inaugurate a new 18-hole golf course at his Menie estate in Aberdeenshire, joining his existing Turnberry resort.apnews.comapnews.comTrump's trip to Scotland as his new golf course opens blurs politics and the...oversightdemocrats.house.govoversightdemocrats.house.govNew Report Shows Taxpayers Foot the Bill for President Trump’s $1 Million...

This trip is well documented as occurring and linked to the opening of the new golf course. Regarding taxpayer funding, reports indicate that U.S. Taxpayers have borne significant costs related to Trump's trips to Scotland, including Secret Service protection and other security expenses. For example, one report cites over $1 million in taxpayer costs for a weekend visit to his Scottish resort,independent.co.ukindependent.co.ukThe Latest: Trump leaves for Scotland to inaugurate a new golf course in... while another notes $68,800 for a recent stay.

However, these costs primarily cover security and official travel expenses rather than all flights, meals, and accommodations for Trump's entire entourage. There is no clear evidence that all such expenses for his entourage are fully paid by taxpayers; some costs may be privately covered or funded differently. Thus, while taxpayer money does cover substantial parts of the trip's security and logistics, the claim that American taxpayers pay for all flights, meals, and accommodations of the entire entourage overstates the scope of public funding.

This nuance leads to a verdict of Mostly True rather than fully True or False. The claim about Trump opening a new golf resort is accurate and timely; the taxpayer funding claim is partially accurate but somewhat generalized without full context.