Top Travelers
- August 15, 2004
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In fiscal 2003, overall spending for travel was led once again by the Defense Department. The 25 agencies listed at right spent the bulk of the government's travel dollars.
Total: $11.9 billion *
| Agency |
2003 spending (in millions $) |
|---|---|
| Defense | 8,350 |
| Homeland Security | 730 |
| Justice | 390 |
| Agriculture | 356 |
| Veterans Affairs | 299 |
| Treasury | 237 |
| State | 227 |
| Interior | 214 |
| Transportation | 213 |
| HHS | 211 |
| Commerce | 112 |
| NASA | 66 |
| Labor | 66 |
| Energy | 60 |
| EPA | 51 |
| SSA | 40 |
| FDIC | 38 |
| GSA | 35 |
| TVA | 33 |
| HUD | 21 |
| NRC | 17 |
| NSF | 15 |
| Education | 11 |
| Natl. Crdt. Union Admin. | 11 |
| Corp. Natl. Comm. Service | 10 |
*Note: Includes other independent agencies and the Executive Office of the President.
Source for top travelers: Office of Management and Budget
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