The president is likely to jet off to his ‘winter White House’ – Mar-a-Lago – in Palm Beach, Florida. President Trump bought the club in 1985 and has spent many weekends and holidays at the resort, even as president. He spent last Christmas at his tropical home with wife Melania and the previous year when he was president-elect.
Last year he arrived in Florida on December 22 and was greeted by well-wishers and fans who lined the streets.
So it is likely, the president will arrive at a similar time.
According to the Palm Beach Post, Mr Trump will spent 16 days at Mar-a-Lago over the Christmas and New Year’s holidays.
The Federal Aviation Administration issued an alert to pilots to avoid the airspace over Mar-a-Lago during a two-week time frame.
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Pilots are told to avoid the area for two weeks, between December 21 to January 6.
However it is not clear when Air Force One will arrive or depart Palm Beach International Airport.
Last year, the president spent 12 days at the resort, arriving on December 22 and leaving on January 2.
If Mr Trump does choose to have an extended stay at Mar-a-Lago, he will missed the swearing in ceremony of the new Congress and the the Democratic majority in the U.S House of Representatives.
Mar-a-go describes itself as “one of the most highly regarded private clubs in the world” on its website.
It adds: “Located within 20 acres of perfectly landscaped gardens with ocean views, Mar-a-Lago is truly the crown jewel of Palm Beach and an acknowledged landmark in the National Register of Historic Places.”
In 2017, the president was joined by members of the First Family.
He was joined by wife Melania, children Tiffany, Donald Jr, Eric and Barron Trump.
Ivanka’s mother Ivana was part of the festivities and enjoyed the time with some of her grandchildren.
But Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner were not there, as she converted to Judaism ahead of her wedding, so the couple no longer celebrate Christmas.
The president is likely to follow two family traditions, Christmas Eve service at Bethesda-by-the-Sea church and his annual New Year’s Eve party at Mar-a-Lago.
Last year, the price of tickets for the event to ring in the new year with the president increased dramatically, from $750 the year before to $1,000.