About 7,163 Trademarks found for “trav*”

Golf club and golf equipment rental and reservation of tee times at golf coursess

TRAVEL DOCK

Providing travel information to travelers regarding fares, timetables and public transport; provision of travel information; peservation and booking of seats for travel; travel agency services, namely, making reservations and bookings for transportation; travel and tour information service; travel and tour ticket reservation service; travel clubs; travel information; travel information services

Health insurance underwriting; Insurance consulting in the field of travel insurance; Insurance services, namely, insurance eligibility review and verification and consultation in the travel industry; Insurance services, namely, underwriting travel insurance; Insurance services, namely, underwriting, issuance and administration of travel insurance; Insurance underwriting in the field of travel insurance; Providing information regarding policy rates for all types of insurance and electronic processing of insurance claims and payment data over a web based computer network

Luggage; suitcases; travel baggage; grooming organizers for travel; travel organizer cases sold empty; travel organizers, namely, storage pouches of textile

The mark consists of The words "travel" and "mation" are put together to make one word, "travelmation." "Travel" is spelled in all lower case letters. "Mation" is spelled in all lower case letters. The letter "t" consists of an elongated straight line that curves inwards and the cross which creates the lower case "t" does not fully strike through the elongated straight line that curves inwards. The letter "r" has a longer spine then normal and is aligned lower than all other letters in the full mark. The "a" is written normally. The left side of the "v" is longer than the right side. Letters "e" and "l" are written normally. "m" is lower case; however, it sits higher than all other remaining letters so as to look like a capital letter but it is still written in a lower case fashion. The second letter "a" is written normally. The second letter "t" has a straight line that curves inwards and the cross which creates the lower case "t" does not fully strike through the straight line that curves inwards. It is important to note that the second letter "t" is not as elongated as the first letter "t" but rather it sits lower than the "m" and creates a lower case affect. The letter "i" is a straight line which curves at the top and holds the point of the lower case "i." The point at the top of the "i" is the "Walt Disney 'i'" logo. It is important to note that this portion of the Walt Disney logo has been licensed by The Walt Disney Company. The letter "o" is written normally. The letter "n" is written normally. As for the colors, "travel" is written in cobalt blue "mation" is written in royal blue and "The Walt Disney 'i'" logo point is written in cobalt blue. This claim has not been previously registered. There is no translation necessary for this mark. "Mation" is not a real word; rather, it is a fictitious fragment of the whole word that was created by the company. There are no individuals identified in the mark. To the company's knowledge, there are no concurrent use claims to this mark.

TRAVY ONE SAVVY

"TRAVEL"

credit card services

TRAVEL RUN