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How many travel agents are there in the United States, by state?

25,210
travel agents employed across 20 states and D.C. in May 2025, summing the state estimates for Travel Agents (SOC 41-3041).

Florida has the most travel agents at 9,430, and Maine the fewest at 120. The median state has 310. Per resident, Florida leads with 43.8 travel agents per 100,000 people.

Travel Agents by state, ranked

#StateTravel Agents (2025)Per 100,000 residentsWith a published email
1Florida9,43043.82,228
2California4,760121,324
3Georgia2,30021.51,161
4Illinois2,12016.5623
5Arizona1,10015.4355
6Colorado1,10019.1360
7Connecticut65018218
8Indiana6409.4541
9Hawaii58039.930
10Alabama3807.6401
11Louisiana3106.7381
12Iowa2909.1180
13Kansas2508.5167
14Idaho2201289
15Kentucky2204.995
16Delaware21021.281
17Alaska19025.928
18Arkansas1806181
19District of Columbia16023.222
20Maine1208.861

31 jurisdiction(s) have no published estimate for this occupation in the 2025 survey (BLS suppresses cells that fail its quality or confidentiality tests).

Per capita

Headcount follows population, so the per-100,000 column is the fairer comparison between states. Top five: Florida (43.8), Hawaii (39.9), Alaska (25.9), District of Columbia (23.2), Georgia (21.5). Bottom five: Kentucky (4.9), Arkansas (6), Louisiana (6.7), Alabama (7.6), Kansas (8.5).

Published business emails

20,717 travel agents nationally have a business email address published on a licence register, a practice website or a professional directory, as counted by Email Lists USA's travel agents list on September 21, 2026. That is a count of people who publish a work address, not a measure of the profession's size, and it moves with each rebuild of that list.

State pages

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), via api.bls.gov v2, May 2025 estimates for occupation 41-3041 (Travel Agents), one series per state (for example OEUS120000000000041304101 for Florida), read September 21, 2026. Per-capita denominators: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census resident population. The U.S. figure on this page is the sum of the published state estimates, not a separately published national total.