Local and state officials are asking hotels to volunteer to house patients or first responders, but Trump's businesses have yet to step up
in 2018 came from his hotels, resorts and golf clubs, according to his most recent financial disclosure.
“We are … always looking for other hotels that would be interested in participating should the needs of our community change,” said Jared Elli, director of communications at Hawai‘i Lodging & Tourism Association, which is working with the Honolulu government. Trump talks daily about reopening businesses as soon as possible to help restore America’s faltering economy, despite public health officials warning that the economy might be stagnant for weeks to come.
The 1,282-room Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, situated above the Las Vegas Strip, closed three weeks ago, though residents who live in adjoining condos can still access the building, according to Bethany Khan, spokeswoman for the Culinary Union, which represents about 500 employees at the hotel. Nearly all of the 500 workers at the facility were laid off, she said.
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