About.

Great travel help
shouldn’t be a privilege.

A view of Lake Como through the stone arches of a lakeside villa
i.The standard

One advisor, assigned to your household, with the office behind them. No profile to fill out. They build the file by paying attention: your seat preference, the properties you’ve loved, the hotel your in-laws want when they meet you in Rome.

$0
Booking fees
60m
First response
24/7
Active travel
One
Advisor, always
ii.From the founder
Pencil sketch portrait of Ahron Fragin, founder of The Travel Guild
Ahron FraginFounder

Why I built
The Travel Guild.

I’m Ahron Fragin, and I’ve spent my career inside the world of high-touch travel, running a private concierge practice for a handful of clients, and co-founding JetCon, where the industry’s luxury buyers and the world’s best properties meet each year.

The people who travel best aren’t spending more than you. They have someone on the inside. Someone who knows which upgrade is worth asking for, who calls the hotel instead of clicking a button, whose name means something to a general manager in Positano at 11pm.

That shouldn’t be locked away for a few dozen wealthy families. A real concierge should be within reach of anyone who travels often.

Not by building a marketplace. By taking the standards of a private practice and training a small group of advisors to hold them. One person is accountable for every member.

So I built The Travel Guild. One membership, one advisor who knows your name, your family, and your tolerance for a long layover. We don’t sell trips, so we never have a reason to push a booking you don’t need. Our only job is to make your travel better than you could have made it yourself.

And when a trip goes sideways at 2am, someone picks up. That’s the whole product.

: Ahron Fragin, Founder

iii.What the office handles

The calls that make
the membership worth it.

Examples of the work, not client testimonials. Names are never published.

The meeting moved. The whole trip had to move with it.

Two long flights, a hotel and airport transfers, all booked. A week later the meeting shifted and the real dates were three days later. We moved both flights, kept the member in the same cabin at the same fare so there was nothing extra to pay, got the hotel back at the original price after it had sold out, and rebooked the driver. About an hour of our time. On your own, most of that is booked again from scratch at last-minute prices.

The airline said the connection was fine. It wasn’t.

A schedule change left 28 minutes to change planes in Zurich, with a walk between terminals and passport control in between. The airline’s app still showed the connection as fine. We spotted it on a routine check and moved the member to an earlier flight, same cabin, same ticket. The first they heard about it was the new confirmation.

Sorted before the bags reached the room.

The room at check-in wasn’t the one that had been confirmed. Because the booking sat with a preferred partner rather than a booking site, we called the hotel directly instead of waiting in a call center queue. Fixed before the bags reached the room.

It starts with one traveler. Then the whole team wants in.

Someone joins for their own travel, then asks whether their company can hold seats for the team. That is what corporate membership is for.

See corporate membership

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✦ Sixteen partner programs, held directly by the Guild

Drag. Hover or tap for what your advisor can request.

Program standards. What lands depends on the property, rate and dates. Your advisor confirms before booking.

The Guild Letter

One trip a month, planned properly.

We take a real brief and show you every call we’d make: what we’d book, what we’d change, and why.

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