Dr. Prem Jagyasi caught up with Mr. Emin Cakmak, a great personality in global medical tourism and also one of the top guests in the IHTF for an extensive interview. Mr. Emin Cakmak has been […]
Medical Tourism Updates & Trends
With the rising popularity of medical tourism, most of the countries are on their way to develop best medical facilities with luxurious lodging facilities. The main motive behind this is to make the country as the best medical tourism destination so that they can attract more international patients and can earn huge profit. Countries like China, South Korea, and Russia are emerging as best medical tourism destination as they are trying their best to improve health care facilities up to an international level so that the citizen of China can get quality and affordable healthcare in their own country.
Additionally, some countries are also introducing new visa waiver programs between two or more countries in order to increase the number of medical tourists in their countries. According to this contract, people of both the countries do not have to follow visa and other legal formalities. People can easily get the desired treatment without spending much. The USA is offering cost effective medical facilities to its people so that they do not have to cross the international boundaries for quality yet affordable medical treatment.
The 3rd Adriatic Health, Sport & Tourism Investment Forum which was attended by Croatian ministers and leaders of medical tourism industry set the perfect platform for intensive and open discussions between the stakeholders. Dr Prem
The 3rd Adriatic Health Sport and Tourism investment forum held from 21st– 22nd Oct’19 in Zagreb further brightened Health Tourism prospects in Croatia. Paul Bradbury, the senior journalist of the leading online daily Total Croatia
Right from the time of its inception, the SEE Health Forum has endeavored to bring together experts, from different sections of healthcare, to find strategic solutions regarding the fundamental healthcare and medical tourism problems. It
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Dr. Prem Jagyasi, the award-winning keynote speaker and a globally acknowledged mentor will be conducting an insightful medical tourism workshop in AMTC Tunisia. AMTC (African Medical Tourism Congress), an international B2B and B2C event held under the
A medical tourism business cannot run without agreements/contracts but its clarity is of utmost importance so as to be beneficial for all parties involved. While as a business provider, you will be eyeing your gains but at
