Affiliation
WorldVia Travel Group
That gives me the hotel relationships, support network, and preferred partner access behind the scenes.
CARTA
Who are you when you travel?
Every trip I build starts with that question. I'm a travel advisor, and every client gets a trip hub: their restaurants, their hotels, their contacts, my personal notes. On their phone. And they get me, directly.
Why I Started Carta
I got tired of seeing people pay for luxury travel and get a PDF in their inbox.
A list of suggestions. No one to call when something goes sideways. No one who actually knows your name, your preferences, what time you like to eat dinner.
The Ritz costs $2,200 a night. Le Grand Mazarin costs $650. I've put clients in both and watched them have completely different, completely perfect trips, because the right hotel has nothing to do with the price tag. Figuring out which one is right for you, that's the part I love. That's the job.
Before and After
The difference is not prettier paperwork.
The trip hub is proof of the work. It takes the loose pieces of a trip and turns them into something you can actually use while you are moving.
What most travelers get
A PDF buried in email01
Confirmations scattered across inboxes02
Restaurant links you have to sort yourself03
No clear answer when the plan changes04
Useful before you leave. Harder when you are standing outside a hotel, looking for the next thing.
What Carta gives you
Today
8:15 PM, Le Petit Vendome
Leave the hotel by 7:42. Ask for the corner table. Order the roast chicken if it is still on the board.
In one place
Hotel contact
Airport car
Restaurant notes
Museum tickets
A Today view that tells you what matters now
Maps, bookings, contacts, and documents in one place
Personal notes on what to order, when to arrive, and what to skip
A direct line to Gabe when something needs to move
Offline access for planes, trains, and dead zones
For most hotel-led trips, my planning is paid through the hotels and partners I book, not as an added planning fee from you.
You pay for the trip itself. I handle the fit, the bookings, the trip hub, and the support around it. If a trip needs a different arrangement, I will say that plainly before we start.
How the pricing worksThe trip hub is the part you see. The judgment is the part you feel.
I am not trying to replace care with software. I use the trip hub to make the care easier to reach when you are actually traveling.
Benefits
Preferred hotel booking
Depending on the property, that can mean breakfast, credits, upgrades, early check-in, or a better room conversation.
Support
You text Gabe
If a reservation moves or a flight lands late, you are not digging through a PDF. You are texting the person who built the trip.
What to notice when you open the sample.
I am not showing the trip hub because the interface is the secret. I am showing it because the care becomes obvious when the details are organized around the traveler.
01
Today view
The first screen answers the question you actually have in the moment: what is next, where do I go, and when should I leave?
02
Mapped context
Restaurants, hotels, museums, transfers, and open time sit on the same map, so the day makes sense geographically.
03
Personal notes
This is where the judgment shows up. What to order. What to skip. Why this hotel fits you and not someone else.
04
Essentials
Contacts, documents, confirmations, and backup details live where you need them. No login. No download. Just the link.
How It Works
Three steps. That's the whole thing.
01
You tell me who you are
A 30-minute call. Cuisine preferences, travel pace, past trips you loved, the ones that missed. The more I know, the better your trip.
02
I build your trip
I do the research, the bookings, the reservations. Hotels through preferred partnerships, restaurants with confirmed tables. You review and approve, and I take care of the rest.
03
Your trip hub arrives
Two weeks before departure, you get a trip hub. A private, phone-friendly guide built for your specific trip. Every reservation, every contact, my personal notes on each day. No login. No download. You open a link. It works.
Destinations
Some places I keep sending people back to.
Not a catalog. Just the places where I know the right rooms, the right tables, and the right time of day to arrive.
The Trip Hub
Not an itinerary. A companion.
Before you leave, you get a trip hub. A private, phone-friendly guide built for this trip, for you.
Restaurants filtered by what you care about. Points of interest chosen for you, not for everyone. Your bookings, your schedule, and a note from me on what to order, when to arrive, and what to skip.
- Every reservation, every contact, every document, in one place
- My personal notes on each day, each restaurant
- A Today view that tells you what's next and when to leave
- Works offline, on a plane or in a dead zone
- No login. No download. You open a link. It works.
Explore a sample trip hubA real one, built for Paris
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CARTA
Day 2 of 4Paris · October
Prepared for Aspen & Warner · Your advisor: Gabe
ItineraryPicks
Up next
Septime · 8:30 PM
Leave by 8:05
Wed 7Thu 8Fri 9Sat 10
Septime
Dinner · 8:30 PM · 11e
“Table for 2. Ask for Claire. Order the tasting menu.”
Le Marais Walk
Morning · Neighborhood
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Carta is not for every trip. That is a good thing.
I would rather be clear before the call than polite after it. The fit matters, because the work is personal.
Carta is right for you if
You care where you stay, not only what it costs
You want hotels, restaurants, timing, and support handled together
You prefer texting one person over managing five booking tabs
You are planning a hotel-led leisure trip, family trip, honeymoon, anniversary, or recurring travel
It is probably not right if
You only want the cheapest possible flight
You already booked everything and only need a pretty itinerary
You want a generic city guide with the same list everyone else has
What Carta Is
“Every client gets a trip hub. Their hotels, their restaurants, their contacts, my personal notes. On their phone. Built around who they are. And they get me. Directly. You text me, I answer. You call me, I pick up. Something goes wrong at midnight in Tokyo, I'm the one who fixes it. That's Carta.”
Gabe Rozavski, Founder
One standard of service.
Every client. Every trip.
- A dedicated travel advisor who picks up the phone
- A trip hub built for your specific trip, on your phone
- Hotel bookings through preferred partnerships, often with upgrades
- Restaurant reservations and experiences, including places that don't take online bookings
- In-trip support: text me, I answer
- Post-trip debrief so the next trip is even better
The question is not whether you can book a trip. Of course you can.
The question is whether you want the work, the context, and the backup handled by someone who knows why each choice is there.
Can I just ask ChatGPT for restaurants?
Yes. It can give you a list. It cannot know what night fits your flight, hold the booking, place it near your hotel, or answer when the plan breaks.
Is this just a travel advisor?
Yes, and that is the point. I book hotels, restaurants, flights, and experiences. The difference is that the trip does not end as a PDF in your inbox.
Can I book direct?
Sometimes you should. Sometimes I can get a better fit, a better room conversation, or a benefit you would not see on the public booking page.
Why “Carta”
Carta means maps.
I named it that because every trip I build starts with a simple question: who are you when you travel? Do you move fast or do you breathe? What's the best trip you've ever taken? What would make a trip feel like it went wrong?
Read my story →Tell me where you want to go.
A 20-minute call is enough to know if Carta is the right fit. No commitment. No pitch. Just a conversation.
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