Sabre is headquartered in Southlake, Texas, USA with approximately 9,500 employees in 45 countries. Sabre connects people with the world's greatest travel possibilities by retailing travel products and providing distribution and technology solutions for the travel industry. Its primary business is Sabre Travel Network, the world's largest electronic network for travel buyers and travel sellers (including the world’s airlines) connecting to 50,000 travel agencies.
The Sabre group of companies supports travellers, travel agents, corporations and travel suppliers through its three businesses: Sabre Travel Network (www.sabretravelnetwork.com), Sabre Airline Solutions (www.sabreairlinesoultions.com) and Sabre Hospitality Solutions (www.sabrehospitality.com)
Sabre is listed 60% on the NYSE with the remainder owned by private equity (Silver Lake Partners and Texas Pacific Group).
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