Core Insights - The Trump Organization is entering the luxury real estate market in collaboration with Middle Eastern partners through a brand licensing model, with a new project in the Maldives involving a luxury resort funded by Saudi developer Dar Global [1][2] - The project will utilize a novel financing method called "tokenization," which aims to break down assets into tradable digital shares, marking the first time this approach is applied to a luxury hotel project [1][2] Group 1 - The Maldives project will feature 80 villas and is located near the capital, Male, with funding provided by Dar Global [1] - Eric Trump, Executive Vice President of the Trump Organization, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership and highlighted the potential of tokenization to set a new standard for real estate investment [1][2] - This collaboration continues the existing business model between the Trump Organization and Dar Global, which has previously developed multiple projects in the Middle East, including luxury hotels and golf courses [2] Group 2 - The tokenization technology aims to attract external investors by allowing assets to be divided into multiple parts for trading on digital platforms, although specific operational details were not disclosed [2]