Top Travelers
| Twenty-five agencies accounted for more than 99 percent of the almost $9.1 billion the federal government spent on travel in fiscal 2000. Overall federal travel spending was up 6.3 percent over 1999. | |||||
| Agency | 2000 Spending (in millions) | ||||
| Defense | $5,799 | ||||
| Justice | 444 | ||||
| Treasury | 416 | ||||
| Commerce | 351 | ||||
| Agriculture | 320 | ||||
| Transportation | 292 | ||||
| Veterans Affairs | 247 | ||||
| Interior | 223 | ||||
| Health and Human Services | 181 | ||||
| State | 179 | ||||
| Energy | 58 | ||||
| Social Security Administration | 57 | ||||
| FEMA | 56 | ||||
| NASA | 56 | ||||
| Labor | 55 | ||||
| FDIC | 53 | ||||
| EPA | 50 | ||||
| General Services Administration | 39 | ||||
| Tennessee Valley Authority | 27 | ||||
| Housing and Urban Development | 26 | ||||
| Education | 16 | ||||
| National Credit Union Administration | 13 | ||||
| National Science Foundation | 12 | ||||
| Nuclear Regulatory Commission | 12 | ||||
| Securities and Exchange Commission | 8 | ||||
| TOTAL* | $9,507 | ||||
* Includes other independent agencies and the Executive Office of the President in addition to the agencies listed above.
Source: Office of Management and Budget