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The Trump Organization unveils Trump International Hotel Maldives and the first tokenized hotel development project.
Dar Global and The Trump Organization announced on November 17, 2025 in Dubai the Trump International Hotel Maldives, a resort of about 80 ultra‑luxury beach and overwater villas located 25 minutes by speedboat from Malé, scheduled to open by the end of 2028; the partners also launched the world’s first tokenized hotel development that lets investors participate during the project’s development phase. Eric Trump and Ziad El Chaar lead the collaboration, which combines Dar Global’s development platform with The Trump Organization’s brand for a Maldives flagship resort.
The tokenization initiative differs from prior models by tokenizing the development rather than a completed asset, offering early‑stage investor access to a high‑growth hospitality project and aiming to transform real‑estate investment structures; availability, regulatory treatment, and investor eligibility will depend on local jurisdictional rules and specific offering terms. Eric Trump says the project “will not only redefine luxury in the region but also set a new benchmark for innovation in real estate investment,” and the resort targets opening by end‑2028 with detailed token offering terms to be announced.
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🧭 FAQs
• When will Trump International Hotel Maldives open for guests in the Maldives? — The resort is scheduled to open by the end of 2028.
• What makes the tokenized development offering unique for global investors? — It tokenizes the development phase, allowing investors to join from project inception rather than post‑completion.
• How many villas will the Maldives resort feature for local and international guests? — The project will feature approximately 80 ultra‑luxury beach and overwater villas.
• Where can potential investors in the UAE and Maldives find offering and regulatory details? — Offering terms and jurisdictional eligibility will be published by Dar Global and depend on local regulatory approvals.