About Omega World Travel

Ranked by Business Travel News as the third largest travel management company in the U.S., Omega World Travel provides technology-based travel solutions—as well as personalized service at 200 locations worldwide—to a diverse clientele: from individual leisure travelers to Fortune 500 companies and the federal government.
Launched as a small business in 1972, Omega World Travel now boasts annual sales revenues in excess of $1 billion, over 1100 employees, and is the top woman-owned business in the country—founded and headed by President and CEO Gloria Bohan.

Our Legacy
Omega World Travel’s humble beginning as an independant travel agency in the historic city of Fredericksburg, Va., has evolved today into a progressive global travel organization, based just outside the nation’s capital, continually leading the industry in innovation and technology.
Omega World Travel was one of the first in its field to adopt computer reservation systems and was a pioneer in 24-hour customer service. Other innovations include: • Introducing the concept of an on-site travel office • Developing the field of business travel management • Achieving electronic means to centralize billing and reporting • Launching private industry service of official government travel

Leading by Example
As an industry trendsetter, Omega World Travel today leads with the most progressive Web-based travel technology, along with customer service centers that provide outstanding quality reservation services 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and a superior technology infrastructure that offers valuable choices and scalable customization to match your needs.
Client services include a broad base of professional expertise like group meeting planning; multi-housing arrangements, corporate incentives programs, and leisure tour scheduling.

Clients' Success
With a well-earned reputation as the leading provider of official government travel for many prominent federal agencies, Omega World Travel clients also include small businesses up to Fortune 500 enterprises and global concerns in such fields as manufacturing, retail, and finance.