Local growth. Transparent impact. Shared opportunity.

Partners & Community

Care Collective is free for partners and takes no commission: at least 10% of the revenue generated through the network goes into a transparent regional Community Fund, and every partner may choose to contribute more.

Tourism should strengthen the place that makes the journey possible

Care Collective connects travellers with regional hospitals, care professionals, transport providers, restaurants, wellness services, guides, accommodation partners and other local businesses — without charging those partners listing fees or sales commissions. Instead of extracting value from the destination, the network is designed to keep participation free and allocate at least 10% of the revenue generated through Care Collective to a transparent regional Community Fund.

This is a common-good-oriented approach to sustainable tourism built into the model from the beginning, not a donation added afterwards. Partners can voluntarily raise their contribution and communicate that commitment openly to guests. In this way, local providers gain fair access to new demand, travellers can see how their spending creates wider value, and a growing share of tourism income can support medical access, mobility, community infrastructure and other clearly documented regional needs.

Care Collective is free for partners and does not charge or receive commissions.

The minimum Community Fund contribution is 10% of the revenue generated through Care Collective. Partners may choose a higher percentage and make that additional commitment visible to guests. The contribution remains connected to the destination; it is not income for Care Collective, a hidden fee or a sales commission.

Use the impact calculator to see how quickly individual contributions can grow into measurable regional value.

Why Care Collective was built

Care Collective was shaped by experiences in which access to treatment after an accident depended on whether private insurance or immediate payment could be confirmed. In regions that welcome international visitors, local residents may still face serious barriers when they need medical treatment, transport or practical support themselves.

That contradiction should not simply be accepted. Tourism creates substantial economic value. Hospitals, hotels, transport services, restaurants, care providers and local businesses all benefit from international demand. Care Collective wants to create a transparent bridge through which part of that growth can also improve access and opportunity for the people who live in the destination.

The aim is not charity added after the business model. Community value is intended to be part of the model from the beginning.

A platform designed to work from both sides

Travellers need reliable information and coordinated support. Regional providers need visibility, fair access to international demand and a system that does not remove value through conventional commission structures.

For travellers

Clearly presented local medical, care, mobility and lifestyle services
More information about accessibility, languages and practical limitations
Less uncertainty when coordinating different providers
Transparent prices and realistic service information
Support through the website, concierge service and later the Care Collective app
A connected journey instead of many isolated bookings and conversations

For local partners and freelancers

Access to new international customer groups
More predictable demand from supported stays and longer journeys
Visibility for smaller businesses and independent professionals
No commission paid to Care Collective
Opportunities to develop new accessible and care-aware services
A transparent way to participate in the social development of the destination

How the community impact model works

The value created through each journey should remain visible — from the traveller’s booking to the local provider and from participating partners into a regional Community Fund.

Travellers use local services

Guests spend money on medical care, assistance, food, transport, wellness, accommodation and local experiences.

Regional providers receive real demand

Local businesses, institutions and freelancers receive new customers without paying Care Collective a commission.

Partners contribute at least 10%

Participating partners commit to placing at least 10% of the revenue generated through Care Collective into the regional Community Fund. They may voluntarily contribute a higher percentage.

The value returns locally

The fund can support medical access, mobility, community infrastructure and other clearly defined regional needs.

No commission extraction

The partner contribution is not transferred to Care Collective as sales commission.

Regional transparency

Contributions and supported projects should be documented for the relevant destination.

Local decision-making

Regional needs and credible local partnerships should guide how the fund is used.

Illustrative calculation

How quickly community value can grow

Even a comparatively small number of supported travellers can create meaningful regional value when the contribution is calculated transparently.

Example: 200 guest stays per month

200 guest stays during one month
€100 average local spending per guest and day, excluding flights
15 average days per stay — equal to €1,500 local spending per guest
€300,000 regional revenue generated through these stays
10% minimum Community Fund contribution
Potential monthly Community Fund €30,000 Equivalent to €360,000 over twelve months
Illustrative planning note

This calculator is not a guaranteed forecast. It excludes flights and shows a possible regional Community Fund based on the selected guest volume, local spending, stay length and confirmed partner contribution.

Adjust the scenario

10% is the required minimum. Participating partners may voluntarily choose a higher Community Fund contribution, and guests may also add a voluntary contribution. Use the controls below to try different scenarios and see how guest stays, local spending, stay length and a higher overall contribution can change the regional impact.

200 guests
€100 / day
15 days
10%
Monthly impact for your selected scenario at 10% €30,000

The monthly total reflects all selected guest stays, daily local spending, stay length and the chosen Community Fund contribution.

Your impact with one guest at 10% €150
Potential Community Fund per year at 10% €360,000
Access to private medical treatment

Support for people who cannot confirm sufficient insurance or immediate private payment.

Mobility and transportation

Accessible transport, local mobility support and community transport initiatives.

Community infrastructure

Regional projects that create shared space, work, accessibility and lasting services.

Urgent local needs

Clearly documented support where local organisations identify a credible and immediate need.

Regional directory

Explore partner categories

Open only the category you want to view. Confirmed providers, freelancers and partner projects can later be added as consistent profile cards inside the relevant category.

Partner category Medical Services Hospitals, clinics, specialists, diagnostics, dialysis, pharmacies and rehabilitation.

Medical Services

This category is prepared for hospitals, clinics, specialists, diagnostic providers, dialysis services, pharmacies, rehabilitation providers and other medical partners relevant to supported stays.

Future profiles can show confirmed services, languages, accessibility, location, practical limitations, pricing structures and the available request or coordination route.

Confirmed medical partner profiles will appear here.

No provider is displayed until its information, role and permission to publish have been confirmed.

Partner category Extra Care Support Nursing support, assistance, companion services and independent care professionals.

Extra Care Support

This category is prepared for nursing support, personal assistance, companion services, short daily visits and independent care professionals providing practical support during a stay.

Profiles can later include qualifications, languages, availability, support areas, pricing and whether the service can be requested through the website, concierge service or app.

Confirmed care and assistance profiles will appear here.

Care Collective will not publish unverified qualifications, availability or service promises.

Partner category Wellness & Spa Massage, spa, aromatherapy and recovery-focused wellbeing services.

Wellness & Spa

This category is prepared for massage, spa, aromatherapy, physiotherapy-related wellbeing, recovery-focused services and other regional providers supporting comfort and relaxation.

Profiles can later show treatment types, location, accessibility, languages, prices, booking conditions and relevant health-related limitations.

Confirmed wellness and spa profiles will appear here.

Services will be described transparently without presenting wellbeing treatments as a replacement for medical care.

Partner category Guided Excursions Local guides, accessible tours, culture and nature-based activities.

Guided Excursions

This category is prepared for local guides, cultural experiences, nature-based activities and accessible excursions that can be matched more carefully to individual pace, mobility and support requirements.

Profiles can later show duration, route, accessibility, transport, language, physical requirements, prices and practical limitations.

Confirmed excursion and guide profiles will appear here.

Accessibility claims will only be published when the relevant route and practical conditions have been reviewed.

Partner category Food & Dining Restaurants, deliveries, meal plans, dietary options and local food experiences.

Food & Dining

This category is prepared for restaurants, food delivery, meal plans, local food experiences and providers able to respond to practical dietary preferences or requirements.

Profiles can later show cuisine, dietary options, accessibility, opening hours, delivery areas, prices and the available booking route.

Confirmed food and dining profiles will appear here.

Dietary and allergy-related information will be presented as provider information and not as a medical guarantee.

Partner category Transportation Airport transfers, accessible vehicles, private drivers, shuttles and mobility services.

Transportation

This category is prepared for airport transfers, private drivers, accessible vehicles, local shuttles, mobility services and community-based transport concepts.

Profiles can later show vehicle type, accessibility, service area, driver languages, pricing, availability and booking conditions.

Confirmed transportation profiles will appear here.

Vehicle accessibility and equipment will be described individually rather than assumed from a general service category.

Partner category Other Partners Hotels, airlines, institutions, technology, education and assistance networks.
Travellers gathering by the sea in Krabi, representing connected travel partnerships

Other Partners

This category is prepared for hotels, airlines, institutional partners, education partners, assistance networks, technology providers and organisations that support the wider Care Collective system.

Important booking distinction: Hotels, flights and complete journey components are not standalone app add-ons. They are arranged through a Care Collective journey, the Journey Builder or a concierge-led request. Flights may be excluded from a planned journey, and concierge support may also be selected without flights. A complete Care Collective journey cannot currently be added spontaneously after travelling independently to the destination.
Confirmed general and institutional partner profiles will appear here.

A listed partnership does not automatically mean that every service can be booked separately through the app.

Regional development

Community projects in development

Partner services create immediate value. Community projects are intended to turn part of that growth into infrastructure, employment and long-term regional opportunity.

Project in development

The Right Side Project is being developed in Klong Muang as a locally connected hospitality and community location. The concept combines a supported and more accessible hotel environment with regional businesses and shared services.

Planned areas include physiotherapy, bakery, barber, beauty, wellness and fitness. The wider aim is to create local work, strengthen local ownership and connect tourism income with services that remain useful for the surrounding community.

Mobility concept in development

The Shared TukTuk Network is intended as a regional mobility concept connecting travellers, residents, drivers and local destinations through clearer routes and more predictable access.

The project can create additional opportunities for local drivers while helping visitors and residents reach services, community locations and everyday destinations more easily.

Enlarged view of The Right Side Project in Klong Muang
Project in development

The Right Side Project

The Right Side Project is being developed in Klong Muang as a locally connected hotel and community project. It combines a supported and more accessible hotel environment with regional businesses and shared services.

Planned areas

  • Physiotherapy
  • Bakery
  • Barber
  • Beauty
  • Wellness
  • Fitness

Community purpose

The project is intended to create local work, strengthen local ownership, support regional infrastructure and connect tourism income with services that remain useful for the surrounding community.

Enlarged two-part visual concept for the Shared TukTuk Network
Mobility concept in development

Shared TukTuk Network

The Shared TukTuk Network is intended as a regional mobility concept connecting travellers, residents, drivers and local destinations.

Planned approach

  • Clearer regional routes
  • More predictable local mobility
  • Additional opportunities for local drivers
  • Better access to services and community locations

Community purpose

The project should make everyday destinations easier to reach while creating a practical connection between visitor mobility, resident needs and local driving opportunities.

Transparency & profile standards

How partner information is managed

These are supporting details about the directory rather than partner offers. Open the relevant section to learn how profiles are structured and reviewed.

One consistent profile system

Partner profiles are currently added and reviewed manually. Every profile will follow the same basic structure so information remains comparable, accessible and easier to understand.

Later, the same fields can be connected to the Care Collective app and backend. A provider can submit or update information, but publication should still require review before the profile becomes visible.

Partner name
Category
Profile images
Location
Services
Languages
Accessibility
Practical limitations
Pricing structure
Availability
Request route
Verification status
Verified before publication

Care Collective does not want an uncontrolled directory in which anyone can publish medical, accessibility or service claims without review.

Manual review during the first phase

Profiles are added individually while the regional network is being established.

Structured app submission later

Future app and partner portal entries can use the same profile fields.

No automatic publication

Submitted information should only become public after review and confirmation.

Transparent corrections

Availability, prices and practical limitations must be updated when conditions change.

Partner with Care Collective

Become a Care Collective partner

Care Collective is building its first regional network in Krabi. Hospitals, care professionals, transport providers, restaurants, wellness businesses, guides, accommodation partners and other local organisations can introduce their services directly. There is no automatic listing and no contact form: prospective partners can write to Care Collective by email so the service, profile information and possible role in the regional network can be reviewed properly.

Benefits for partners

  • Visibility for international travellers looking for reliable regional services.
  • Access to demand created through supported stays, concierge requests and future app services.
  • No commission paid to Care Collective.
  • A consistent profile structure for services, languages, accessibility, prices and practical limitations.
  • A transparent opportunity to participate in the regional Community Fund model.

How to become a partner

  • Send an email introducing the business, organisation or freelance service.
  • Include the location, main services and any relevant language or accessibility information.
  • Care Collective reviews the information and clarifies the suitable category and request route.
  • A profile is only published after the information and permission to publish have been confirmed.

Ready to introduce your service?

Write directly to info@carecollective.community.

Become a Partner

Built region by region

Krabi is the first destination. The long-term vision is a connected Care Collective network in additional regions, each with its own verified partners, local services and transparent Community Fund structure.