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Bangladesh Crisis Can Hit Medical Tourism Inflow By 10-15% In 2024: Report
The socio-political unrest in Bangladesh has impacted the medical tourism inflow from the neighbouring country and if the turbulence persists the total footfall from the country may drop by 10-15 per cent this year, a report has said.
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Partner With India To Make World Healthier Place: Health Minister In Davos
Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Tuesday invited global leaders to partner with India to make the world a healthier place and said the government is institutionalising medical tourism through a new 'Heal In India' initiative.
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"India Will Soon Become Global Hub Of Medical Tourism": Union Health Minister
Union Health & Family Welfare Minister Dr Mansukh Mandaviya inaugurated multiple health infrastructure projects at an event in Ahmednagar.
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Maharashtra: BAM University To Start Courses On Buddhism, Ambedkar
The course on medical tourism will be helpful for paramedics, travel agents and tour operators. The certificate course on Ambedkar tourism will consist of the study of places connected with Babasaheb. The Buddhist tourism course will impart expertise on places of importance in the religion.
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Working To Connect Hospitals With Foreign Insurance Firms To Boost Medical Tourism: Minister
Tourism Minister Prahlad Patel said the aim is to ensure that foreign nationals seeking medical treatment in India can arrive with their own insurance
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Rajasthan Hotels, Bars Struggle To Survive Due To Covid Brakes On Tourism
It's a dry and dismal summer for the tourism industry in Rajasthan, which has been the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. Hotels and restaurants in the state that is popular with both foreign and domestic tourists were allowed to reopen on June 8 with strict safety medical measures. Bars too have been allowed to run till 9 pm, before the nigh...
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2 Lakh Foreigners Availed Healthcare Facilities In India In 2016
More than 2 lakh foreigners, including 1,678 Pakistanis and 296 Americans, availed healthcare facilities in India in 2016, signalling the country's growing reputation as a popular medical destination.
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Sex-Change Surgery: India's New Line In Budget Medical Tourism
After decades of battling depression, former soldier Betty Ann Archer finally flew to New Delhi to complete her gender transition, one of a growing number of foreigners heading to India for budget sex-change operations.
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Kerala Set to Emerge as Global Health Tourism Hub
Kerala will emerge as the perfect destination for health tourism in the world as it has many advantages like trained personnel, infrastructure and English-speaking medical staff, a top official said here today.
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Indian Embassy in Kuwait Simplifies Visa Procedure
Indian Embassy in Kuwait has simplified the visa procedure for Kuwaiti nationals as well as expatriates living in the country with an aim to enhance travel to India for business, tourism, medical treatment and study purposes.
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Reverse Brain Drain: Indian Doctors Come Home to Medical Tourism Hub
One of the multitude of Indian emigrant doctors, Paul Ramesh moved to Britain in the 1990s, keen to get the best surgical training and earn a generous pay packet. Today he is still treating Westerners -- but in hospital beds back in Chennai, his south Indian hometown in Tamil Nadu state.
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Bangladesh Crisis Can Hit Medical Tourism Inflow By 10-15% In 2024: Report
The socio-political unrest in Bangladesh has impacted the medical tourism inflow from the neighbouring country and if the turbulence persists the total footfall from the country may drop by 10-15 per cent this year, a report has said.
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Partner With India To Make World Healthier Place: Health Minister In Davos
Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Tuesday invited global leaders to partner with India to make the world a healthier place and said the government is institutionalising medical tourism through a new 'Heal In India' initiative.
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"India Will Soon Become Global Hub Of Medical Tourism": Union Health Minister
Union Health & Family Welfare Minister Dr Mansukh Mandaviya inaugurated multiple health infrastructure projects at an event in Ahmednagar.
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Maharashtra: BAM University To Start Courses On Buddhism, Ambedkar
The course on medical tourism will be helpful for paramedics, travel agents and tour operators. The certificate course on Ambedkar tourism will consist of the study of places connected with Babasaheb. The Buddhist tourism course will impart expertise on places of importance in the religion.
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Working To Connect Hospitals With Foreign Insurance Firms To Boost Medical Tourism: Minister
Tourism Minister Prahlad Patel said the aim is to ensure that foreign nationals seeking medical treatment in India can arrive with their own insurance
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Rajasthan Hotels, Bars Struggle To Survive Due To Covid Brakes On Tourism
It's a dry and dismal summer for the tourism industry in Rajasthan, which has been the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. Hotels and restaurants in the state that is popular with both foreign and domestic tourists were allowed to reopen on June 8 with strict safety medical measures. Bars too have been allowed to run till 9 pm, before the nigh...
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2 Lakh Foreigners Availed Healthcare Facilities In India In 2016
More than 2 lakh foreigners, including 1,678 Pakistanis and 296 Americans, availed healthcare facilities in India in 2016, signalling the country's growing reputation as a popular medical destination.
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Sex-Change Surgery: India's New Line In Budget Medical Tourism
After decades of battling depression, former soldier Betty Ann Archer finally flew to New Delhi to complete her gender transition, one of a growing number of foreigners heading to India for budget sex-change operations.
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Kerala Set to Emerge as Global Health Tourism Hub
Kerala will emerge as the perfect destination for health tourism in the world as it has many advantages like trained personnel, infrastructure and English-speaking medical staff, a top official said here today.
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Indian Embassy in Kuwait Simplifies Visa Procedure
Indian Embassy in Kuwait has simplified the visa procedure for Kuwaiti nationals as well as expatriates living in the country with an aim to enhance travel to India for business, tourism, medical treatment and study purposes.
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Reverse Brain Drain: Indian Doctors Come Home to Medical Tourism Hub
One of the multitude of Indian emigrant doctors, Paul Ramesh moved to Britain in the 1990s, keen to get the best surgical training and earn a generous pay packet. Today he is still treating Westerners -- but in hospital beds back in Chennai, his south Indian hometown in Tamil Nadu state.
