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List of presidential trips made by Joe Biden (2024)

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This is a list of presidential trips made by Joe Biden during 2024, the fourth year of his presidency as the 46th president of the United States.

This list excludes trips made within Washington, D.C., the U.S. federal capital in which the White House, the official residence and principal workplace of the president, is located. Also excluded are trips to Camp David, the country residence of the president. International trips are included. The number of visits per state or territory where he traveled are:

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Joe Biden
U.S. Senator from Delaware

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Locations in the contiguous United States that President Joe Biden has visited in 2024.

January (blue) – February (yellow) – March (brown) – April (pink) – May (grey) – June (orange) – July (purple) – August (light blue) – September (magenta) – October (green) – November (red) –

December (light green)


January

Country/
U.S. state 		Areas visited Dates Details Image
 U.S. Virgin Islands St. Croix January 1–2 President Biden, First Lady Jill Biden and their granddaughter Natalie continued their vacation in St. Croix for New Year's Holiday and they stayed at the private residence of Bill and Connie Neville.[1]
 Pennsylvania Valley Forge, Blue Bell January 5 Arriving via Wilmington-New Castle Airport and flying to Valley Forge Landing Zone on Marine One, President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden participated in a wreath laying ceremony at the National Memorial Arch and visited Washington's Headquarters. Then he delivered remarks at a political event on the 3rd anniversary of the U.S. Capitol attack at Montgomery County Community College.[2][3]
 Delaware Wilmington, Greenville January 5–8 Flying from Wings Field Landing Zone to Wilmington-New Castle Airport on Marine One, President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden visited their Delaware home for the weekend. On Saturday President Biden visited the Fieldstone Golf Club for lunch with former Senator Ted Kaufman and attended Mass at St. Joseph on the Brandywine in Greenville.
 South Carolina Charleston January 8 Arriving via Charleston Air Force Base, President Biden delivered remarks at a political event at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church. He stopped by at Hannibal's Kitchen with Congressman Jim Clyburn.[4][5]
 Texas Dallas Arriving via Dallas Love Field, President Biden paid his respects for Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson at Concord Church.[6]
 Pennsylvania Emmaus, Allentown January 12 Arriving via Lehigh Valley International Airport, President Biden visited several small businesses in Emmaus and Allentown Fire Training Academy.[7][8]
Philadelphia January 15 Flying from Hagerstown Regional Airport to Philadelphia International Airport, President Biden volunteered at the food bank Philabundance to commemorate the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday.[9]
 North Carolina Raleigh January 18 Arriving via Raleigh–Durham International Airport, President Biden visited the Research Triangle and delivered remarks on Bidenomics and Investing in America Agenda at Abbotts Creek Community Center. He stopped by at Cook Out and a private residence for campaign visit.[10][11]
 Delaware Rehoboth Beach, Wilmington January 19–22 Arriving via Dover Air Force Base, President Biden visited his Delaware beach home for the weekend. On Saturday, he attended Mass at St. Edmond Catholic Church. On Sunday, President Biden stopped at Egg Restaurant for breakfast then he and First Lady Jill Biden flying from Cape Henlopen State Park to Wilmington-New Castle Airport on Marine One, paid their respect for former Wilmington City Council Ted Blunt at Congo Legacy Center. Then they visited their Delaware home briefly, before returning to Rehoboth Beach.
 Virginia Manassas January 23 Arriving via Manassas Regional Airport on Marine One, President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden held a campaign event at the Hylton Performing Arts Center on the campus of George Mason University. They were joined by Vice President Kamala Harris and Second Gentlemen Doug Emhoff.[12]
 Wisconsin Superior January 25 Arriving via Duluth International Airport, President Biden delivered remarks on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and Investing in America Agenda at Earth Rider Brewery. He visited the John A. Blatnik Bridge and Superior Fire Department.[13][14]
 South Carolina Columbia, West Columbia January 27–28 Arriving via Columbia Metropolitan Airport, President Biden delivered remarks at the First in the Nation Celebration Dinner at South Carolina State Fairgrounds. On January 28, President Biden delivered remarks at a political event at St. John the Baptist Church and Brookland Baptist Church.[15][16]
 Florida Jupiter, Miami January 30 Arriving via Palm Beach International Airport, President Biden participated in a campaign reception in Jupiter. He then flew to Miami International Airport and also participated in a campaign reception at the private residence of Chris Korge.[17][18]

February

Country/
U.S. state 		Areas visited Dates Details Image
 Michigan Harper Woods, Dearborn, Warren February 1 Arriving via Selfridge Air National Guard Base, President Biden stopped by at They Say Restaurant in Harper Woods. He delivered remarks at a political event and met with UAW members at UAW Region 1 ahead of the Michigan Democratic Primary. He then participated in a political meeting at Simple Palate Restaurant in Warren.[19][20]
 Delaware Wilmington, Dover, Greenville February 1–3 Arriving via Philadelphia International Airport and flying to Wilmington-New Castle Airport on Marine One, President Biden visited his Delaware home for the weekend. On Friday, President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden attended the dignified transfer at Dover Air Force Base of the bodies of the 3 Reservists killed in the Tower 22 drone attack.[21] On Saturday, President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden visited the graveside of their son Beau Biden and other family members at St. Joseph on the Brandywine in Greenville. Then they, Vice President Harris, Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff and Campaign Manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez made a surprise appearance at their Campaign Headquarters.
 California Bel Air February 3–4 Flying from Wilmington-New Castle Airport to Philadelphia International Airport on Marine One and flying from Los Angeles International Airport to Santa Monica Airport on Marine One, President Biden met with Black entertainment industry leaders in Bel Air.[22]
 Nevada Henderson, Las Vegas February 4–5 Arriving via Harry Reid International Airport, President Biden participated in a fundraiser event in Henderson. He held a campaign rally at Pearson Community Center ahead of the Nevada Democratic Primary. On February 5, President Biden met with Local 226 Culinary hospitality workers at Vdara Hotel.[23][24]
 New York New York City February 7 Arriving via John F. Kennedy International Airport and flying to the Downtown Manhattan Heliport on Marine One, President Biden participated in three campaign receptions in Manhattan, the first event at the private residence of Larry Linden, the second event at the Mandarin Oriental and the third event at the private residence of Maureen White and Steve Rattner.[25]
 Virginia Leesburg February 8 Arriving via Leesburg Executive Airport on Marine One, President Biden delivered remarks at the House Democratic Caucus Issues Conference at Lansdowne Resort.[26]
 Delaware Wilmington, Greenville February 9–11 Arriving via Wilmington-New Castle Airport on Marine One, President Biden visited his Delaware home for the weekend. On Saturday, President Biden attended Mass at St. Joseph on the Brandywine in Greenville.
 Pennsylvania Darlington February 16 Arriving via Pittsburgh International Airport, President Biden stopped at Darlington Municipal Complex before heading to East Palestine.[27]
 Ohio East Palestine President Biden received an operational briefing from officials on the continuing response and recovery efforts of the Ohio train derailment. He met with community leaders and local residents impacted by the derailment. He delivered remarks on accountability for the derailment and is working with state and local officials to support the community.[28]
 Delaware Rehoboth Beach February 16–19 Arriving via Dover Air Force Base and flying to Cape Henlopen State Park on Marine One, President Biden visited his Delaware beach home for President's Day weekend. On Saturday, President Biden stopped by at Henlopen City Oyster House for lunch and attended Mass at St. Edmond Catholic Church.
 California Los Angeles, Culver City, San Francisco, Los Altos Hills February 20–22 Arriving via Los Angeles International Airport and flying to Santa Monica Airport on Marine One, President Biden was scheduled to participate in a campaign reception at the private residence of Haim and Cheryl Saban co-sponsored by Casey Wasserman, a sports management executive and chairman of the LA 2028 Olympic Games planning group.[29] On February 21, President Biden delivered remarks on canceling student debt at Culver City Julian Dixon Library. He then was scheduled to fly from Los Angeles International Airport to San Francisco International Airport on Air Force One and on to Marina Green Parking Lot Landing Zone on Marine One to participate in two campaign receptions in San Francisco. On February 22, arriving via Moffett Federal Airfield in Santa Clara County on Marine One, President Biden participated in a campaign reception in Los Altos Hills. Biden also met in San Francisco with Yulia Navalnaya and Dasha Navalny to express his condolences for the death of Alexei Navalny.[30][31]
 New York New York City February 26 Arriving via John F. Kennedy International Airport and flying to the Downtown Manhattan Heliport on Marine One, President Biden participated in a campaign reception in New York City. He taped his appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers at 30 Rockefeller Plaza.[32]
 Maryland Bethesda February 28 President Biden flew on Marine One to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for his annual physical examination.[33]
 Texas Brownsville February 29 Arriving via Brownsville/South Padre Island International Airport, President Biden visited the U.S.–Mexico border and met with the United States Border Patrol agents and to advocate for the passage of the Senate border agreement. He delivered remarks at the Border Patrol Brownsville Station.[34]

March

Country/
U.S. state 		Areas visited Dates Details Image
 Pennsylvania Rose Valley, Swarthmore, Wallingford March 8 Arriving via Philadelphia International Airport, President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden visited a private residence in Rose Valley and a small business in Swarthmore. They then held a campaign event at Strath Haven Middle School.[35]
 Delaware Wilmington March 8–9 Arriving via Wilmington-New Castle Airport on Marine One, President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden visited their Delaware home for the weekend.
 Georgia Atlanta March 9 Arriving via Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport, President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden held a campaign event at Pullman Yards, ahead of the Georgia Democratic Primary.[36]
 Delaware Wilmington, Greenville March 9–11 Arriving via Philadelphia International Airport, President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden returned to Wilmington to spend the remainder of the weekend at their Delaware home. On Sunday, President Biden attended Mass at St. Joseph on the Brandywine in Greenville.
 New Hampshire Goffstown, Manchester March 11 Arriving via Manchester–Boston Regional Airport, President Biden delivered remarks on lowering costs for American families at YMCA Allard Center. He then participated in a campaign event at New Hampshire Campaign Office.[37]
 Wisconsin Milwaukee March 13–14 Arriving via Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, President Biden delivered remarks on how his investments are rebuilding our communities and creating good-paying jobs at the Pieper-Hillside Boys & Girls Club. He then participated in a campaign event at the campaign headquarters in Milwaukee. He spent the night at The Pfister Hotel.[38]
 Michigan Saginaw March 14 Arriving via MBS International Airport, President Biden participated in a campaign events at the private residence in Saginaw and Pleasant View Golf Course.[39][40]
 Nevada Reno, Las Vegas March 19 Arriving via Nevada Air National Guard, President Biden participated in a campaign event at the headquarters of the Democratic Party of Washoe County. He then flew to Harry Reid International Airport and delivered remarks on lowering costs for American families at The Stupak Community Center.[41]
 Arizona Phoenix, Chandler March 19–20 Arriving via Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, President Biden participated in a campaign event at El Portal Restaurant. On March 20, President Biden toured and delivered remarks on his Investing in America agenda at Intel Ocotillo Campus.[42][43]
 Texas Dallas, Houston March 20–21 Arriving via Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, President Biden participated in two campaign receptions in Dallas. He spent the night at Dallas Fairmount Hotel. On March 21, arriving via Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base, President Biden participated in a campaign reception in Houston.[44]
 Delaware Wilmington, Greenville March 22–24 Arriving via Wilmington-New Castle Airport on Marine One, President Biden visited his Delaware home for the weekend. On Saturday, President Biden attended Palm Sunday Mass at St. Joseph on the Brandywine in Greenville.
  North Carolina  Raleigh March 26 Arriving via Raleigh-Durham International Airport, President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris delivered remarks on lowering healthcare costs at Chavis Community Center. They participated in a campaign reception at Raleigh Marriott City Center.[45]
 New York New York City March 28–29 Arriving via John F. Kennedy International Airport and flying to the Downtown Manhattan Heliport on Marine One, President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden participated in a campaign reception at Radio City Music Hall with Democratic former Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. He spent the night at the InterContinental New York Barclay Hotel. On March 29, President Biden participated in a campaign reception in New York City. He and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden traveled to Camp David via Hagerstown Regional Airport for Easter weekend.[46]

April

Country/
U.S. state 		Areas visited Dates Details Image
 Maryland Baltimore April 5 President Biden received an aerial tour on Marine One on the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. He delivered remarks on rebuild the Francis Scott Key Bridge and reopen the Port of Baltimore, met with federal personnel, state and local officials, and first responders and also met with the loved ones of the six individuals who tragically lost their lives at the Maryland Transportation Authority.[47][48]
 Delaware Wilmington, Greenville April 5–8 Flying from Martin State Airport to Wilmington-New Castle Airport on Marine One, President Biden visited his Delaware home for the weekend. On Saturday, President Biden attended Mass at St. Joseph on the Brandywine in Greenville.
 Wisconsin Madison April 8 Flying from Wilmington-New Castle Airport to Philadelphia International Airport on Marine One and flying to Dane County Regional Airport on Air Force One, President Biden delivered remarks on student loan debt relief at Madison Area Technical College Truax Campus.[49]
 Illinois Chicago Arriving via O'Hare International Airport and flying to Soldier Field Landing Zone on Marine One, President Biden participated in a campaign meeting at The Drake Hotel and a campaign reception in Chicago.[50]
 Delaware Rehoboth Beach April 12–14 Arriving via Dover Air Force Base and flying to Cape Henlopen State Park on Marine One, President Biden visited his Delaware beach home for the weekend.

Future trips

Country/
U.S. state 		Areas visited Dates Details
 Pennsylvania Scranton, Pittsburgh April 16–17 President Biden will deliver remarks on U.S. tax code in Scranton and Pittsburgh.[51]
Philadelphia April 18 President Biden will participate in campaign event.[52]

See also

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