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Complimentary medical tourism is a sub-category of medical tourism. The term complimentary medicine is used for the combination of western medicine and alternative practices, which are used together so as to treat the patient in […]

Alternative wellness tourism refers to travelling for healthcare treatments and availing alternative therapies and medicines. Alternative medicine is considered medications that are used to treat or cure a physical ailment or disease and are usually

Spa tourism is usually meant for general healthcare and relaxation, and involves travelling to destination spas in order to improve health and wellbeing of an individual. Spas are often located in exotic and natural locations,

Wellness tourism is mainly associated with travelling purposefully for achieving, promoting, or maintaining maximum health and a sense of well-being. Usually the main motive of wellness tourists is to preserve or promote their health and

Dental tourism is a subset of medical tourism sector and refers to the individuals travelling to foreign countries to seek dental care instead of opting for the same through their local healthcare systems. 

In contrast to medical tourism, which mainly focuses on medical services and surgical procedures, health tourism is a far broader concept accentuating essentially on improving health conditions through regulated medical, alternative, traditional and/or complimentary healthcare

The medical tourism sector is rapidly developing and is changing the way people, insurance companies and governments’ look at healthcare options for its citizens. The growth of the industry will increasingly impact on individuals and