closed Travels.cn

[alia]

travel.cn is reserved by CNNIC, so this one is supposed to be the top one-word domain for any travel business with China other than travel.com.cn and travel.net.cn, what do you think?

 

[puxa2]

gl

 

[Wot]

Good word and relating to China, I got Towns.cn & Visits.cn on the same principal.

I also got got Hong-Kong.cn which I think is the only town/city/province name that was not reserved!

 

[alia]

yeah, even names like zj.cn(Zhe jiang) js.cn(Jiang Su) are reserved. Do you have any idea how to sell your .cn's?

 

[Wot]

Develop a.cn site and then pitch it towards HK & China, or to travel companies in the case of our types of names?

 

[alia]

a long way to go then, I have 100+ .cn's

 

[peter]

Originally posted by alia
a long way to go then, I have 100+ .cn's

spam.cn is a nice one!

 

[DrWho]

Originally posted by alia
travel.cn is reserved by CNNIC, so this one is supposed to be the top one-word domain for any travel business with China other than travel.com.cn and travel.net.cn, what do you think?

Reg fee

 

[puxa2]

I think the "s" hurts it a little.

gl

 

[Sharpy]

Nice name but the english really kills it. What's the Chinese word for travels again? That would be a bit better

 

[URLtrader]

These days when everyone is worried about SARS and its origins in China, Travels.cn may not get appraisals which this good name deserves.

 

[alia]

I know, I know, no hurry about it, the SARS won't last forever.
Travel is one of the few things Chinese can sell to the world on the Internet. And, I believe they do know how to spell it, especially when they need to attract foreigners.

 

[alia]

Originally posted by DrWho

Reg fee

Thanks a lot buddy, it's the highest one I've ever got from you.

 

[.com.net.org]

$1K+

 

[alia]

thanks .com.net.org, I think so, too.