The federal government is one of the largest buyers of travel services in the world, and GSA is how much of that spending is organized. If your company provides travel, lodging, transportation, or employee-relocation services, the GSA Travel category is your path to that market. Here is how it works.
What is GSA Travel?
GSA Travel refers to the travel-related solutions agencies buy through GSA, organized under the Travel Large Category of the Multiple Award Schedule (MAS). It spans employee relocation, travel management, lodging programs, and related professional services.
What does the GSA Travel category include?
- Employee relocation and household-goods services
- Travel management and booking solutions
- Lodging and accommodation programs
- Travel-related professional and support services
These offerings are grouped into Special Item Numbers (SINs) that buyers use to find qualified vendors.
How to sell travel solutions to the government
To sell in this category you need an active SAM.gov registration and a GSA Schedule awarded under the Travel SINs that match your services. From there, agencies can order directly from your catalog. Learn more on our GSA Travel Solutions page.
Frequently asked questions
What category is travel on the GSA Schedule?
Travel is one of the Large Categories on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, subdivided into Special Item Numbers for relocation, travel management, and lodging.
Who buys travel services through GSA?
Federal civilian and defense agencies use GSA vehicles to procure travel, relocation, and lodging services from approved vendors.
Want to add Travel SINs to a GSA Schedule? Book a free discovery call. — Reviewed by the GSA Focus team.
