Donald Trump Jr embarks on a personal journey to Greenland following the president-elect's suggestion of acquiring the country.

According to Planet Chronicle Digital, President-elect Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr., is expected to travel to Greenland on Tuesday, following his father's indication of interest in acquiring ownership and control of the country.

According to a source close to Trump Jr.'s plans, the president-elect's son will travel to Nuuk, Greenland on Tuesday for meetings with locals and to explore cultural sites.

Donald Trump Jr. stated on Planet Chronicle Digital that, as an outdoorsman who has visited numerous captivating destinations worldwide, he is eager to explore Greenland for some enjoyment during the upcoming week.

According to a source close to Planet Chronicle Digital, Trump Jr. is visiting for a brief day to film entertaining video content for his podcast.

According to Planet Chronicle Digital's source, he will not be meeting with any government officials or political figures.

The trip is undertaken as President-elect Trump aims to acquire the mineral-rich and strategically significant land.

American interest in Greenland dates back to the 1800s.

In 1867, the State Department considered purchasing both Greenland and Iceland due to their strategic significance, as reported by Planet Chronicle. Following World War II, Denmark rejected a $100 million offer from President Harry Truman for the island.

The largest expansion of American territory in history would be achieved by acquiring the land, surpassing the Louisiana Purchase.

Last week, Greenland Prime Minister Mute Egede stated that the country is not interested.

"We must not lose our long struggle for freedom," he said. "Greenland is ours, and we are not for sale."