2025 sales: $897 million
Previous ranking: 25
Employees: 500 full-time
3102 Omega Office Park
Fairfax, VA 22031
(703) 359-0200
Website Executives
PRESIDENT/CEO: Gloria Bohan
EVP: Goran Gligorovic
COMPANY FACTS
* Privately held.
* Gloria Bohan is the owner.
* Sells directly to consumers through mix of hosting and franchising.
* Owns Cruise.com, with revenue not included in Omega's total.
* Subsidiary TravTech, with $58 million in revenue not included in Omega's total, is a technology company and offers software solutions for travel agencies and corporations.
* Sales: 75% business, 25% leisure.
* A member of GlobalStar consortium.
DEVELOPMENTS
* Continued to integrate NDC capabilities into its systems.
* Invested in AI technologies to improve traveler experience and operational efficiency. AI-driven tools now support predictive analytics for smarter travel policy recommendations and automated quality control and fare audits, enabling it to deliver faster service and deeper insights to clients.
* Developed a proprietary automated group air-booking platform that streamlines quoting, booking and management of itineraries to reduce manual intervention, enhance accuracy and speed up turnaround time.
* Improved security to ensure compliance with the latest cybersecurity certifications.
LOOKING AHEAD
* Combining personalized, high-touch service with AI-enabled support tools. Intelligent automation assists advisors to streamline routine transactions, enabling teams to focus on complex itineraries and VIP travelers.
* Continuing to implement its new tool that automates the high-volume, repetitive components of group air. The platform supports the full range of service models, including fully agent-managed and traveler self-service, offering the flexibility to meet each client's preferences and policy requirements.
* Providing clients with expanded options beyond traditional business travel, including curated cruise experiences for incentive travel or personal vacations.
* Leveraging its workforce, technology stack and 24/7 global service to support clients through disruptions such as airport delays caused by staffing shortages, weather events and geopolitical factors -- all of which require agility, proactive communication and strong supplier relationships.
* Anticipating sustained demand in Q3 and Q4 for business travel, with a continued uptick in group and meetings-related travel as organizations prioritize in-person collaboration.
* Expecting further investment in technologies, including enhanced online booking tools, AI-driven servicing and integrated data platforms to support real-time decision-making.
* Despite the complexities, its overall outlook for 2026 remains highly positive. The industry is resilient, and the company believes its continued focus on innovation and client partnership positions it for strong performance.