Registered 1997 · Amazon Region Travel

The heart of
the Amazon,
since 1997.

AmazonTravel.com is a 28-year-old domain name with documented roots in Amazon river and rainforest travel. Originally operated as an active travel service for the Amazon region, it is now available to a qualified operator whose work is rooted in this extraordinary part of the world.

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About the domain

A genuine
Amazon travel legacy.

This domain was created in April 1997 and was actively used to offer Amazon river and rainforest travel services — lodge bookings, jungle tours, and destination guides — within its first two years of existence.

It has remained under continuous, uninterrupted ownership and registration ever since, with a documented chain of use tied entirely to Amazon region travel and geography.

The domain is being offered to operators whose work is genuinely rooted in the Amazon basin — its rivers, forests, communities, and ecosystems.

Geographic context

The Amazon basin
spans a continent.

"Amazon" refers to one of the most significant geographic and ecological regions on Earth — a river system, a biome, and a cultural landscape shared across eight South American nations. This domain name reflects that heritage.

Brazil

Manaus, Anavilhanas, Cristalino, Mamirauá

Peru

Iquitos, Madre de Dios, Manu, Pacaya-Samiria

Ecuador

Napo, Cuyabeno, Yasuní National Park

Colombia

Leticia, Amacayacu, Araracuara

Bolivia

Madidi, Rurrenabaque, Pampas

Venezuela

Amazonas state, Orinoco delta connections

Acquisition

For the right
operator.

This domain is offered for sale or long-term lease to organisations whose primary activity relates to travel, tourism, conservation, or research in the Amazon region.

Its strength lies in its long history and geographic specificity — qualities that benefit a business genuinely connected to this part of the world.

  • Amazon lodge groups and ecolodge networks
  • River cruise and expedition operators
  • Ecotourism and conservation organisations
  • Regional destination management companies
  • Travel media and editorial platforms covering the Amazon
  • Research institutions with Amazon field programmes