Cayman five-phase tourism return
The Cayman Islands plan to reopen fully in January 2022 with a five-phase plan. There are no exclusions from the rules for medical travellers...
Tobago plan to develop wellness tourism
The Tobago Tourism Agency has launched a Roadmap for Growth 2020 – 2023, which has identified the need to explore new niche development and...
As European tourism returns, what next for medical travel?
The opening up of Europe should have come as a relief for inbound and outbound medical tourism. But an array of bans and new...
India-Africa healthcare opportunities
A new study by India Exim Bank, “India-Africa Healthcare: Prospects and Opportunities” identifies healthcare as remaining an important pillar of India’s development cooperation with...
Jamaica: stalled on medical tourism
The Government of Jamaica is still hoping that foreign investors will provide the infrastructure, money and impetus to build inbound medical travel to the...
Switzerland targets UAE medical travellers
Switzerland’s healthcare system is among the best in the world but it is also one of the most expensive. When targeting potential nations and...
Australia: New short-stay surgical facility
Insurers and hospitals are trying to fill the healthcare gaps where Australians can no longer go overseas for affordable healthcare. Major Australian private health...
Rwanda: reducing outbound medical travel
King Faisal Hospital, Kigali plans to offer advanced kidney treatment services from 2022, making it the first hospital to offer such treatments in Rwanda.
The...
Greece-Italy health tourism project
In-MedTouR (Innovative Medical Tourism Strategy) is a new project which aims to create a cluster of cooperation between Greece and Italy’s businesses engaged in...
Could this work for medical travel?
A new initiative from UnitedHealth, America’s biggest health insurer, supports patients once they have returned home. Medical tourism agents and hospitals worldwide could look...
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