Trump Will Be in U.K. on Day Brexit Vote Result Is Announced

  • Visit is for opening of Turnberry golf resort in Scotland
  • Trip comes after clashes with U.K. politicians on Muslim ban

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks at a news conference at Trump Tower on May 31, in New York City.

Photographer: Spencer Platt/Getty Images
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Donald Trump will visit the U.K. on the day the result of the country’s referendum on European Union membership is announced, after clashing with Prime Minister David Cameron last year over a campaign proposal to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. The trip, though, is for golf rather than politics.

The presumptive Republican nominee for president will attend the official opening ceremony for the Turnberry resort he owns on the west coast of Scotland on June 24. The golf club’s public-relations company said his schedule is still being finalized. The final result of the vote on a so-called Brexit is due to be announced at about breakfast time after an all-night count, according to the U.K.’s Electoral Commission.