Pixel Capital announced the availability of three premium domain names,perfect for the travel industry : Accommodation.com ,Accommodation.net and Accommodation.co.uk .

According to a press release sent out today,the Google keyword tool shows that every month 150 million searches are completed globally in regards to accommodation .

You can read the press release after the jump :

“In an industry where the domain name, hotels.com was snapped up for $11 million,category defining keyword domain names in the tourism and hospitality space are a rare commodity. Now Pixel Capital is offering a unique opportunity to buy a package of premium domains including accommodation.com.

Pixel Capital director Roland B Bleyer said: “No matter what the prevailing economic mood is, the travelling public is as keen as ever to use the internet to find a place to rest their head.”

On 20 February 2013 comScore, a leader in measuring the digital world, reported that in the US alone consumer spending in the online travel space topped $100 billion for the first time in 2012.

Global research firm Forrester in its 25 July 2010 forecast on Online Leisure and Unmanaged Business Travel predicted consumer spending will climb by 41% increasing from $101 billion in 2011 to $143 billion.

The premium package offered by Pixel Capital includes accommodation.com; accommodation.net and accommodation.co.uk. The deal even has the common mis-spellings of the word accommodation covered. The Google keyword tool shows that every month a staggering 150 million searches are completed globally in regards to accommodation.

Bleyer said: “This asset rich accommodation package has so many dimensions globally. Not just hotels, but bed and breakfast, holiday rentals, student accommodation or even long term leasing. In the right hands it offers a real potential to become a dominant market player. These domains could be used not only by online travel agents but anyone from major airlines to hotel groups or even property developers. An astute investor may simply want to purchase as part of their investment portfolio with the value assured to grow as internet usage continues to explode.”

“We are already in discussion with some key market players and are seeking expressions of interest until the end of June,” he added.

Sedo will be holding the Global Premium .Indo auctioon from May 29,2013 to June 5,2013.The auction will include a wide selection of domains at a variety of price points.

The auction inventory is not available yet.However,we expect Sedo to release the inventory at any moment,considering the auction will start in two days.

Sedo is currently holding their Marketplace auction and a Premium .ES auction .Their monthly GreatDomains auction will start on June 20,2013 .

Ron Paul ,a former politician has lost two separate domain name disputes filed with the World Intellectual Property Organization over RonPaul.com and RonPaul.org domain names.

In two separate domain name disputes ,the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center,dismissed Ron Paul’s complaint who claimed that he was entitled to the domain names RonPaul.com and RonPaul.org.

The owner of RonPaul.com domain name offered to sell the domain to Ron Paul and to give him RonPaul.org domain for free.

According to whois records,both domains are owned by groups in Panama and even though there are twi different owner,they are linked in some way.

Even though it was clearly that the domain owners made money selling Ron Paul merchandise and even though they tried to sell the .COM domain name to Ron Paul,the artbitrators decided not to transfer the domain names to Ron Paul.

Microsoft has filed a complaint with the National Arbitration Forum,asserting legal rights over MSNJournal.com ,MSNFoto.com and MicrosoftW.com domain names .

Microsoft should expect the National Arbitration Forum order the domain names to be transferred,considering the company owns both the “MSN” and “Microsoft” mark.

The National Arbitration Forum will examine if the domain names are confusingly similar to the trademarked name.Moreover,it will examine if the owner of the disputed domain names has rights over it and if the domains are being used in bad faith.The domain names will be passed over to Microsoft if it falls under all three of these stipulations.

The case is still pending compliance checks with the National Arbitration Forum .