Trump Hotels, the chain of hotels owned by Donald Trump, asked the world to share their favourite travel memories.

Tell us your favorite travel memory - was it a picture, a souvenir, a sunset? We'd love to hear it!

— Trump Hotels (@TrumpHotels) October 11, 2011

They asked the question back in 2011 and didn't get many replies. But since Trump's executive order banning immigration from certain majority Muslim countries came into place, and the suspension of all US refugee admissions, people have been taking the time to reply to Trump Hotels. They have been sharing their memories, but not of sunsets and souvenirs.

Along with the replies you'd expect...

oh thanks for asking @TrumpHotels My day at #turnberry = awesome wifi - great security & knowing Trump was watching through the window. pic.twitter.com/jEUgNONtVH

— Janey Godley (@JaneyGodley) January 28, 2017

Traveling for over 2 hours from Hollywood to DTLA last week for the Women's March and 750k telling Don to fuck off. https://t.co/Fge1k75tBY

— Brendan Smith (@blacksab67) January 29, 2017

...Americans also started sharing their stories of themselves, their parents and grandparents fleeing countries and finding a safe place to live in America.

.@TrumpHotels My asylum grant. Thanks for asking pic.twitter.com/yRftCMNsah

— Aminatou Sow (@aminatou) January 28, 2017

@TrumpHotels Visiting San Francisco – the American city my grandparents settled in after leaving the Philippines after WWII.

— Cate Sevilla (@CateSevilla) January 29, 2017

@TrumpHotels They escaped concentration camps and a country devastated by war. They weren't turned away and I'm here today because of it.

— Cate Sevilla (@CateSevilla) January 29, 2017

That time I fled Communist Romania to a refugee camp in Austria, came to America, & years later became an exec @Google creating 10ks of jobs https://t.co/iaerM5gLHc

— Laszlo Bock (@LaszloBock2718) January 29, 2017

@TrumpHotels My ancestors came by boat from Ireland. @realDonaldTrump would have said OK because they were white. Shame on his bigotry today

— Katy Muldoon (@katymuldoon) January 28, 2017

When my great-great grandparents travelled to the USA to flee from the Russian pogroms and were welcomed with open arms. https://t.co/6GuUppw6OS

— Julie Cohen (@julie_cohen) January 28, 2017

When u passed out free visas 2 Saudi Royalty so they can come to America while actual refugees were turned back. Yeah. That was great https://t.co/wVPWFW1QzN

— Rep. Rick Larsen (@RepRickLarsen) January 29, 2017

Working for as a translator for the US, then being sent back to a certain death in my homeland because my country didn't have Trump hotels? https://t.co/GxMR7umUtp

— quinn cummings (@quinncy) January 28, 2017

My grandfather escaping to America from the Nazis thanks to a visa from a renegade Japanese diplomat who disobeyed orders from his superiors https://t.co/B73hJWRc6Q

— (((Yair Rosenberg))) (@Yair_Rosenberg) January 30, 2017

My nana, mom & I traveled 5,000 miles with less than $400 to become Americans. We survived thanks to kind strangers. https://t.co/gzO7WWIAVF

— Polly Mosendz (@polly) January 29, 2017

My great-grandfather hid beneath hay in a haycart & inside of a chimney in order to escape the pogroms of Russia and make a life in America. https://t.co/7JRPiApAHD

— rabbi dumptruck (@germyradin) January 29, 2017

My grandmother fleeing Nazi Germany in 1939 on the last boat before the St. Louis. https://t.co/wyvO9nH5WY

— Gabriel Kahane (@gabrielkahane) January 29, 2017

When my relatives came to this country from Mexico. https://t.co/y6sLAG1qvD

— JuanPa (@jpbrammer) January 29, 2017

My grandfather saw his family die in the Armenian Genocide. He and his mother escaped to Istanbul, boarded a boat to Ellis Island & survived https://t.co/YCl8K8TdXb

— Lilah Raptopoulos (@lilahrap) January 29, 2017

When I travelled to Iraq and worked with Muslim interpreters who put their lives on the line for a country they had never been to before. https://t.co/smMhBKBVGk

— RookieCityCop (@RookieCityCop) January 29, 2017

And of protest...

Favorite memory?

When we showed up outside airports to protest your owner's xenophobic unconstitutional #MuslimBan

(via @JillBidenVeep) https://t.co/SltK5DaMF3

— The Hummingbird (@Alifaith55) January 29, 2017

And much much more of the stuff you'd expect.

I asked to stay in the room where @realDonaldTrump stays in Mar-a-Lago and all my friends peed on the mattress https://t.co/yqtDKYuVN2

— i have died (@ChrisCaesar) January 29, 2017

My favorite travel memory is when Donald Trump flew to Russia to get pissed on. https://t.co/80Nw7kQglV

— Nick Mundy (@dickfundy) January 29, 2017

@TrumpHotels watching my husband take a selfie giving your D.C. hotel the finger. New family tradition!

— Chelsea Cain (@ChelseaCain) January 29, 2017

A petition to stop Trump's state visit to the UK is about to go over 1million signatures. 900,000 signatures more than is required to trigger a debate in parliament.