State Dept. booked rooms at Trump Vancouver hotel for grand opening

This secondary source from Axios supports 5 claims across 4 ledger entries.

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Government spending supported security logistics around a private business opening, but the hotel was a licensed property and the record does not establish how much of the room revenue reached the Trump Organization.
FOIA-derived room count, spending and licensing limitation
State Department Rooms at the Trump Vancouver Opening: Audit finding · Cited analysis
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State Department personnel booked rooms at the Trump-branded Vancouver hotel while assisting security for an opening attended by Trump's adult children.
FOIA-derived room count, spending and licensing limitation
State Department Rooms at the Trump Vancouver Opening: The record · The record
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Trump's adult children attended in their business roles and the family company held the documented licensing and management relationship.
FOIA-derived room count, spending and licensing limitation
State Department Rooms at the Trump Vancouver Opening: The record · The record
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The hotel was not owned by the Trump Organization; the supported relationship was management and licensing.
FOIA-derived room count, spending and licensing limitation
State Department Rooms at the Trump Vancouver Opening: Evidentiary limit · Evidentiary limit
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FOIA-derived reporting documented the public expenditure and the separate licensing relationship.
FOIA-derived room count, spending and licensing limitation
State Department Rooms at the Trump Vancouver Opening: Outcome · Outcome