Top Travel Vendors

n fiscal 2001, federal travelers put $5.1 billion in charges on government travel cards, according to the General Services Administration's Federal Supply Service. That's up from $4.7 billion in 2000. Figures below are based on expenses charged on the cards.
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Fiscal 2001 Sales (in millions) Market Share (%)
AIRLINES
United 524.9 22.2
Delta 481.5 20.4
U.S. Airways 341.7 14.5
American 254.4 10.8
Northwest 176.7 7.5
Continental 123.7 5.2
Trans World Airlines 105.1 4.5
Southwest 69.0 2.9
Alaska Airlines 60.0 2.5
America West 35.7 1.5
Other 189.3 8.0
Total airlines $2,362
CAR RENTALS
Hertz 49.6 14.6
Avis 48.3 14.2
Budget 41.4 12.0
National 36.3 10.6
Dollar 35.4 10.4
Enterprise 33.6 10.0
Thrifty 29.8 8.8
Alamo 29.2 8.6
Other 36.9 10.8
Total car rentals $340.50
HOTELS
Holiday Inn 134.3 0.1
Marriott 74.4 4.6
Residence Inn 62.3 3.8
Hilton 53.4 3.3
Sheraton 47.6 3.0
Hampton Inn 43.2 2.7
Embassy Suites 41.2 2.5
Best Western 40.6 2.5
Comfort 37.2 2.2
Doubletree 33.9 2.1
Hyatt 31.5 2.0
Radisson 28.6 1.8
Courtyard Inn 28.2 1.8
Ramada Inn 24.8 1.5
Days Inn 17.1 1.0
Westin 14.5 0.9
Quality 13.8 0.9
Other 893.0 54.3
Total hotels $1,619.60
Cash advances 489.3
Other travel charges 300.7
GRAND TOTAL $5,112.10

Source: General Services Administration

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