Govia is a web travel planner that builds day-by-day itineraries from your destination, dates, and interests. Its AI arranges days by geography and schedules plans against real travel times. Govia says it keeps place information current with operating hours and closures. You can edit a plan by dragging, dropping, swapping, or reordering stops, and multi-city trips are supported up to 30 days. Itineraries can be shared through a unique public link, with password protection available for shared plans. Govia provides PDF and calendar exports and says plans can also be exported to maps. Complete itineraries can be cached for offline use. Each trip includes unlimited day regenerations, packing lists, and saved inspiration. The first trip is free; later trips cost $1.99 per trip, with no subscription. Govia says travel data is encrypted and that it has no ads or paid placements.
Who it is for
Govia suits travelers who want AI-planned itineraries, editable schedules, and offline access on the web. It can also fit multi-city trips of up to 30 days.
What is good
- AI orders days by geography and travel times
- Live opening hours and closure data
- Drag-and-drop itinerary editing
- PDF, calendar, and map exports
- Offline itinerary caching
What to know first
- Later trips cost $1.99 each
- No free trial beyond the first trip
- Web platform only
- Trips limited to 30 days
Verdict
Govia combines AI scheduling, live place details, editing, sharing, and exports in a web planner. The first trip is free, while subsequent trips use one-time payments rather than a subscription.
Govia plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI travel planners
- Free plan
- No
- Trip length limit
- 30 days
- Calendar export
- Yes
- Collaborative planning
- Yes
