Donald Trump is reported as having first envisaged a Trump building in Moscow during a visit to Moscow in 1987. The development was originally envisaged as a joint venture with the Soviet Union's tourism agency, Goscom Intourist. Following the break-up of the Soviet Union, Trump's interest in a Moscow tower continued. In 2005, the Trump Organization signed a one-year contract for a construction project in Moscow with the Bayrock Group real estate firm. One of the firm's principals was Felix Sater, a Russian-born businessman with mob connections. Sater identified a site for a Trump skyscraper. It was stipulated any spas or fitness areas be branded "The Spa by Ivanka Trump."