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A view of The Trump International Hotel & Tower Las Vegas during its official opening in Las Vegas, Nevada April 11, 2008.
Eric Danziger, the CEO of Trump's hotel management company said that the firm is planning to triple the number of US locations at a industry conference in Los Angeles according to a report from Bloomberg.
"There are 26 major metropolitan areas in the US, and we're in five," said Danziger. "I don't see any reason that we couldn't be in all of them eventually."
If the company were to add all of those locations, that would triple the current US footprint.
Danziger said that Trump Hotels is already looking to expand with luxury properties in Dallas, Seattle, Denver and San Francisco according to Bloomberg. Additionally, the CEO said that plans to move into Hong Kong and some other international markets were no longer happening and the company's expansion would be mainly US-focused for now.
Trump turned over his business to his sons Eric and Donald Jr. when he took over the Oval Office, however, his refusal to fully divest from his companies has raised serious conflict of interest and ethics questions.