Our Story
Ashe Collective is a curated collection of hotels and wellness experiences for the conscious traveler. We support our customers in building thoughtful travel plans that reflect their values, and have a positive impact on the environment and the communities they explore.
Our Mission
Provide ethical travel choices to inspire and motivate the next generation of travelers to vacation with purpose and spark positive change.
Our Purpose
We exist to make conscious travel intuitive and easy. We aim to build knowledge around sustainable and responsible tourism and connect travelers to hotels, businesses, and nonprofits in local communities. Our intention is to grow awareness around sustainable tourism and catalyze positive change in the world.
-
Accommodations that are sustainably designed seek to leave minimal negative impact on the environment in the present and build with the consideration for positive impact for future generations. Sustainable projects utilize eco-friendly materials, utilize a circular economy approach and design with equity as a principle.
Sustainable accommodations aim to have as little negative impact as possible on the environment now while also taking into account how their construction will affect future generations. Eco-friendly materials, a circular economy strategy, and equity-based design are all used in sustainable projects.
-
As a tourist, it is important to respect the home and communities of those who are native to the land. Through regenerative practices, we deliver benefits to community groups, such as small business owners and local landowners, in a way that leaves them in a better condition than when you found them. Instead of harming the environment and depleting the community's resources, we should be adding good to the ecosystem.
It is crucial for visitors to show respect for local residents' homes and communities. We provide community groups, like small business owners and local landowners, with benefits through regenerative practices in a way that leaves them in a better state than when you found them. We ought to be enhancing the ecosystem rather than harming it and depleting the resources of the community.