Travel Weekly’s Top 20 Agencies of 2023: Business Travel Bounces Back
Thank you for providing the information about Travel Weekly’s Power List for 2023. It’s interesting to see the rankings and sales figures for the top travel agencies. The data reflects the recovery and resurgence of the travel industry, with both leisure and business travel contributing to the increased sales.
Here’s a summary of the top 20 travel agencies on the list:
- Booking Holdings: $121 billion in sales
- Expedia Group: $95.1 billion in sales
- American Express Global Business Travel: $23 billion in sales
- BCD Travel: $16 billion in sales
- CWT: $13.6 billion in sales
- Flight Centre: $11.7 billion in sales
- American Express Travel: Estimated $9.2 billion in sales
- Chase Travel Group: $8.5 billion in sales
- Hopper: $6 billion in sales
- Corporate Travel Management (CTM): $5.1 billion in sales
- Internova: $5 billion in sales
- Direct Travel: $3.6 billion in sales
- Fareportal: $3.3 billion in sales
- AAA Travel: $3.2 billion in sales
- World Travel Holdings: $1.6 billion in sales
- Navigatr Group: $1.4 billion in sales
- ATG: $1.2 billion in sale
- Arrivia: $1 billion in sales
- World Travel: $951 million in sales
- Cruise Planners: $845 million in sales
It’s notable that some companies have maintained their positions, while others have seen shifts. Additionally, the entry of new agencies into the list indicates the dynamism in the industry. The emphasis on business travel growth is particularly interesting, and it will be intriguing to observe how these trends continue in the coming years.
