What is the difference between trademarks, GI and domain names?

A trademark is a recognizable and distinctive sign, expression or design that individualizes the products or services of a certain enterprise and distinguishes them from others.

It is a form of IPR that can be placed on a label, packaging, a product, a voucher or other assets of an organization.

However, typically, trademarks are showcased on company buildings for the sake of corporate identity. They can be owned by an individual, a legal entity or a business organization.

On the other hand, a geographical indication is a notice stating that a certain product originates in a particular geographical region.