Medical Tourism

Bangladeshis flock to Indian, Thai hospitals

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30-Nov-17 An unprecedented number of Bangladeshis travel to India, Thailand and Singapore for medical treatment because of low confidence in local doctors, with 165,000 travelling to India for treatment in 2015 alone, accounting for 50% of India's medical tourism revenue. [image: Rajb Dhar / Dhaka Tribune]

Chinese regulations fuel medical tourism growth, but for how long?

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30-Nov-17 Mistrust over the quality of healthcare in China drives outbound medical tourism and also makes opening satellites of world-renowned hospitals an excellent business opportunity. [image: Shutterstock / Jing Travel]

GGM's CEO Pete Read invited to speak on international panel at Private Acute Healthcare conference in London

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GGM's CEO Pete Read was invited to speak about "London and the international market", at the Private Acute Healthcare Conference on 12-Oct-17. Pete said that while UK healthcare is generally well-regarded in China, the UK could do more to promote specific services and institutions. [Image: IMTJ]

Foreign healthcare companies should be selective about opportunities in China, says Global Growth Markets

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Speaking at the China Britain Business Council SME Forum in Bristol, UK, GGM said foreign companies looking for opportunities in China's healthcare market should be selective, pointing out the increasingly competitive situation in first tier cities and Level III hospitals. [Image: SCMP]

UAE daily rates Malaysia among top 10 for medical tourism

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29-Nov-17 A prominent UAE newspaper named Malaysia as a top 10 country for medical tourism. Malaysia was cited as providing excellent value for money when comparing the costs of medical treatment to those of other Southeast Asian countries. [image: Free Malaysia Today]

Bangladeshis flock to Indian, Thai hospitals

Chinese regulations fuel medical tourism growth, but for how long?

GGM's CEO Pete Read invited to speak on international panel at Private Acute Healthcare conference in London

Foreign healthcare companies should be selective about opportunities in China, says Global Growth Markets

UAE daily rates Malaysia among top 10 for medical tourism

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