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Trump Organization Plans to Partner with Saudi Associates to Build a Tokenized Resort in the Maldives

2025.11.17 19:32:33

On November 17th, as reported by Bloomberg, the Trump Group is collaborating with a Saudi Arabian partner to plan a luxury resort in the Maldives and is in the process of tokenizing the hotel development project. In a joint statement issued on Monday, the two companies stated that the Trump International Hotel Maldives project will comprise 80 ultra-luxury beach villas and overwater villas, which will be jointly developed and constructed by the Trump Group and Dar Global Plc. Dar Global is a subsidiary of a Saudi developer listed in London. The Maldives resort is scheduled to open by the end of 2028, just a 25-minute speedboat ride away from the capital, Male. The tokenization of this project will enable investors to participate in the development stage by offering digital shares that can be purchased in tokenized form.
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