A speaking tour of Australia by Donald Trump Jr has been cancelled due to the late issuing of a visa, organisers say.
Donald Trump Jr was scheduled to speak in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane between 9 July and 11 July as part of a Trump Live tour.Donald Trump's eldest son has cancelled a speaking tour of Australia, with organisers citing a delay in getting a visa for him to enter the country.
But on Wednesday the organisers, Turning Point Australia, said in a statement they had been forced to postpone the tour due to the visa delay. "Ticket holders are urged to hold on to their tickets, with details of the rescheduled date to be confirmed in the coming days," Turning Point Australia said in a post to the tour website.
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