Trump revealed where he might make his first presidential visit.

U.S. President Donald Trump shared where his first foreign visit after the inauguration might take place.

According to reports from CNN, the options are the United Kingdom or Saudi Arabia. Trump stated that he traditionally visited "foggy Albion" (a term sometimes used for the British Isles), but his last trip was to Saudi Arabia.

Trump explained that the Saudis agreed to purchase goods from the United States amounting to $450 billion.

"If that offer were correct, I would do it again," Trump replied to reporters when asked about this. He added that he plans to meet with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer within the next 24 hours.

As a reminder, we previously reported that Donald Trump intends to make his first overseas visit to China after the inauguration and meet with Xi Jinping. According to American media, this trip may occur within the first 100 days following Trump's inauguration. Meanwhile, those close to Trump have not commented on the trip yet.

As reported by "Telegraph," Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready for a conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump.