The Baron of Braemar Meets with Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to Discuss Strategic Investment and Sustainable Tourism (April 24, 2026)

CORAL GABLES, FL – The Much Honoured Ambassador Otto Federico von Feigenblatt of Braemar, Baron of Braemar, held a meeting with the Right Honourable Boris Johnson, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, at the historic Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables. The meeting served as a high-level forum to discuss the economic future of the Barony of Braemar and the broader United Kingdom.

During the engagement, the Baron and the former Prime Minister engaged in a comprehensive dialogue regarding the promotion of foreign direct investment (FDI) and the implementation of sustainable tourism initiatives. Mr. Johnson, who has visited the Barony of Braemar on numerous occasions, shared his insights on the region’s unique heritage and its potential for responsible economic growth.

The discussion underscored a shared commitment to strengthening the economic ties between international investors and the United Kingdom’s historic estates. The former Prime Minister expressed his continued affinity for the Scottish Highlands and the importance of preserving the cultural integrity of the Barony while fostering modern investment opportunities.

As a gesture of diplomatic courtesy, the Right Honourable Boris Johnson presented the Baron with a personally inscribed copy of his latest memoir, Unleashed. The book provides an in-depth look at his tenure as Prime Minister and his perspectives on global diplomacy.

"It was a distinct pleasure to discuss the future of the Barony with a statesman who possesses such a profound connection to the region," stated the Baron of Braemar. "Our conversation highlighted the vital role that sustainable development and international partnerships play in ensuring the continued prosperity of the United Kingdom’s historic territories."

The meeting concludes a series of high-level engagements for the Baron of Braemar aimed at elevating the international profile of the Barony and fostering global cooperation in the sectors of tourism and commerce.