Top Travel Vendors

In fiscal 2000, federal travelers put almost $4.7 billion in charges on government travel cards, according to the General Services Administration's Federal Supply Service. That's up from $4.4 billion in 1999. The figures below are based on expenses charged on the cards.
Fiscal 2000 Sales Market
(in millions) Share
AIRLINES
Airlines Fiscal 2000 Sales
(in millions)
Market Share
United Airlines $412.1 20.8%
Delta 385.7 19.5
American Airlines 275.1 13.9
U.S. Airways 278.2 14.1
Northwest 200.5 10.1
Continental 93.7 4.7
Trans World Airlines 80.6 4.1
Alaska Airlines 45.8 2.3
Southwest 43.6 2.2
America West 23.5 1.2
Other airlines 138.3 7.0
Total airlines $1,976.9
CAR RENTALS
Car Rentals Fiscal 2000 Sales
(in millions)
Market Share
Avis $47.9 14.9%
National 39.0 12.2
Hertz 35.1 10.9
Budget 34.2 10.7
Dollar 33.8 10.5
Enterprise 28.6 8.9
Alamo 30.7 9.6
Thrifty 29.9 9.3
Other car rental companies 41.5 12.9
Total car rentals $320.7
HOTELS
Hotels Fiscal 2000 Sales
(in millions)
Market Share
Holiday Inn $125.8 8.6%
Marriott 59.4 4.1
Residence Inn 53.4 3.7
Hilton Hotels/Inns 46.1 3.2
Sheraton 40.6 2.8
Best Western 39.5 2.7
Comfort Hotel International 36.9 2.5
Embassy Suites 36.3 2.5
Hampton Inns 34.6 2.4
Doubletree Hotels 31.4 2.2
Courtyard Inns 24.9 1.7
Ramada Inns 27.8 1.9
Radisson Hotels 24.7 1.7
Hyatt Hotels 13.4 0.9
Westin Hotels 5.5 0.4
Days Inn of America 5.1 0.4
Renaissance Hotels 5.4 0.4
Other hotels 847.6 56.1
Total hotels $1,458.4
Cash advances $581.4
Other travel charges $346.0
GRAND TOTAL $4,683.3
Source: General Services Administration

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