.TRAVEL Domain General FAQ Special FAQ - What is .travel?
- .travel is an Internet domain specifically for the travel and tourism industry. You may be most familiar with other Internet domains such as .com, .org, .co.uk, however, .travel is unique in the fact that it is industry specific.
- What are the benefits of .travel ?
- There are many benefits to using a .travel . A .travel site is specific and the best place to find any travel related information. .travel names generate great search engine results. There are 2,000,000+ phenomenal .travel domain names still available.
Businesses that register .travel domain names are instantly seen by consumers as recognized travel businesses with regard to conducting e-commerce transactions. This serves the industry as well, since .travel enables the trade to confidently conduct business with other .travel domain name holders that they may not know.
- How is .travel different from other TLDs such as .com?
- Dot-com domain names are registered with no requirement that registrants meet any registration criteria. By contrast, eligibility to hold a .travel domain name requires that the registrant be a verified participant in the travel industry. Additionally, each .travel domain name must be used as the domain name for a website displaying travel content relevant to the domain name within one year of registration. The .travel Registry will conduct audits to ensure continued compliance.
- With a .travel domain, do I keep my .com?
- You may want to continue to maintain your current domain name(s) for a period of time because it is generally useful to have multiple channels for users to find your web site. As you realize the benefits of the .travel domain, you can begin to transition your marketing accordingly. Thus, over time your customers and contacts will become familiar with your .travel domain (brand) name. Once the transition has been made, your .travel address could become your single home address.
- What is a Domain Name?
- A domain name is used to provide a way to reach Internet services such as websites and email. Domain names must be unique. Thus, for example, there can be only one Egypt.travel.
- What is a Top-Level Domain (TLD)?
- A top-level domain is the word or letters that come after the last dot in a domain name or Internet address. The most commonly known top-level domains are .com, .net and .org.
- What is a Registrar?
- By providing and registering .travel domain names, 101Domain is an example of a Registrar.
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