The NMA President and his members must have been elated to hear an excited Vice President Kashim Shettima claim that Nigeria ...

Industry leaders confident burgeoning global interest in health and well-being will provide significant impetus ...

Medical tourism, the practice of traveling abroad for complex surgical procedures to save money, is gaining popularity.

Indian medical tourism market was valued at US$ 7.69 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach US$ 14.31 billion by 2029. According to India Tourism Statistics, around 634,561 foreign tourists came for ...

Amidst high rate of med­ical professionals leav­ing Nigeria for greener pastures abroad, Vice President Kashim Shettima, has laid claims that the country is witnessing a surge in reverse medical ...

A recent survey reveals that South Korea’s cultural appeal significantly influences medical tourists, with 41% of foreign patients choosing the country for treatment due to its vibrant culture.

Executive chairman of Sandals Resorts International (SRI) Adam Stewart has expressed confidence in Jamaica’s ability to claim a chunk of the multi-billion-dollar wellness tourism market if, among ...

“To further boost tourism, hotels in the key destinations ... BCD exemption for lifesaving drugs, additional medical seats and more in Budget 2025 Various stakeholders in the sector have ...

With a mix of visa reforms, destination development, and healthcare-focused travel, the government aims to position India as a top global destination for both leisure and medical tourism.

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a focus on promoting medical tourism in India, partnering with the private sector to boost the healthcare sector. This initiative aims to ...

Nicholas Abruscato appointed General Manager of The Industrialist Hotel, Pittsburgh, bringing over 30 years of experience from roles including Sandals Resorts and Hyatt Hotels.

According to government statistics, 75 per cent of the cases go to three countries ... that historically have been sources of international patients become the medical tourism destinations of the ...