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Can India Keep Up with the Growth of the Medical Tourism Industry?

LogoIncreasingly, the competitive landscape of the medical travel industry is shifting focus from traditional destination to new emerging destinations in the global health care marketplace. Not long ago, India composed one of three major hubs of medical travel in Southeast Asia; Singapore, Thailand, and India. As medical travel becomes more popular, other solutions are becoming more attractive and compelling, such as those found in South Korea or Turkey, taking the market share away from traditional power players. Goel noticed numerous challenges for the Indian medical travel market.

Manipal World Class Cardiac Care Center in India

LogoManipal Hospital, located in Bangalore India, is quite an advanced care provider with the latest state of the art equipments and technology, Manipal Heart Institute in particular is known for its success rate and clinical capabilities among the whole country.

Manipal Hospital: A Life Changing Open Heart Surgery in India on a 31 Weeks Old Baby

LogoAndrea is the long awaited baby of a young Indian family. She had developed rather good until the 31st week, but then - too young Andrea was born premature.

Medical Tourism and the United Kingdom

LogoThere are four publicly funded healthcare systems in the countries of the United Kingdom, that operate under different management, rules, and political authority.

The United Arab Emirates Health Travel Causes and Health System

LogoSince the oil boom and the flood of petrodolars, healthcare standards have grown steadily in the United Arab Emirates. In spite of this fact, wealthy individuals still choose to travel abroad for medical care. PlacidWay has looked through a few of the issues that the UAE faces in striving to provide the very best medical care for its citizens.

Tanzania Overwhelmed by Health Care Problems

LogoSuch is Tanzania, officially known as the United Republic of Tanzania, a country located in East Africa, surrounded by Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique.

Aruba Focuses on Improving Its Health Care System

LogoMedical care is generally considered to be good in Aruba, but medical standards at the only hospital here, Dr. H.E. Oduber Hospital, can be compared to a small hospital in the U.S. Unfortunately, for more complicated situations Arubans will have to travel to other countries to seek medical care.

PlacidWay Launches Interview with Top Cosmetic Surgeon Dr. Rajko Toncic

LogoDr. Toncic helped us shed some light on this area of medical tourism, and explained how cosmetic surgery is one of the most lucrative areas of medical tourism worldwide and how it works for European medical tourists.

Mexico Growing More Popular in Common & Not-So-Common Surgery Options

LogoCross-border medical travel and tourism to Mexico has expanded exponentially in the past decade, providing individuals with greater options when it comes to medical and dental care. No longer are medical travelers limited to a few dental procedures, a cosmetic procedure or two, or even weight-loss procedures. Today, cross-border medical travel to Mexico has opened up arenas for numerous medical fields, specialties, and subspecialties.

Health Care in Trinidad and Tobago Sees Ongoing Progress

LogoTrinidad and Tobago is a two-island country, located in the northern edge of South America, with a population of 1.4 million, from which around 50,000 residing in Tobago.