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{{TLD
{{TLD|
|logo        = TrallianceLogo.gif
|country =  
|tld_type        = gTLD
|tld_subtype    = Sponsored TLD
|tld_status      = Active
|country     =
|introduced  =  
|implemented = July 27, 2005
|implemented = July 27, 2005
|registry   = Dog Beach, LLC
|introduced =
|website     = https://www.identity.digital/
|logo = TrallianceLogo.gif
|registry = Dog Beach, LLC
|tld_status = Active
|tld_subtype = brand
|tld_type = gTLD
|website = https://www.identity.digital/
}}
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Revision as of 07:41, 10 May 2025

gTLD
Type gTLD
Subtype dotBrand
Status Active
Implemented July 27, 2005
Registry Dog Beach, LLC
Websites

.travel is an sTLD meant exclusively for usage by organizations in the travel and tourism industries. It is managed by Tralliance.[1]

ICANN signed a contract with Tralliance on May 5, 2005 to operate .travel. The operating procedures and policies for .travel are different from those of all other current TLDs.[2]

Requirements[edit | edit source]

Tralliance requires that, when a .travel domain name is registered, a website with relevant content must be put up within one year of registration.

Registrants must be verified participants in the travel industry. This can include anything from airlines, to public attractions, to ferries, restaurants, bed & breakfast houses, and more.[3]

References[edit | edit source]

... more about ".travel"
Date implementedStores the date that an object was implemented, normalized to the "Month DD, YYYY" format.
July 27, 2005 +
Has TLD statusAssociates a Top-Level Domain with its IANA-derived status. Allowed values are: Submitted, Delegated, Active, Retired, or Removed.
Has TLD subtypeAssociates a Top-Level Domain with its secondary type.
Has TLD typeAssociates a Top-Level Domain with its primary type (gTLD or ccTLD).
Has entity typeSpecifies the primary classification or fundamental type of the page's subject (e.g., Event, Organization, Person).
TLD +
Has registry operatorAssociates an object with a registry operator.