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New Medical Tourism Hub Being Built in Abu DhabiForbesBoth the Ohio-based medical center and the hotel group are newcomers to the United Arab Emirates, a new hub for the medical world. For the clinic, the move is even more of a milestone—the Abu Dhabi location is the Cleveland Clinic's first outside ... |
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How to improve Indian medical tourismIMTJThe latest official figures on travel and medical tourism to India have put paid to the claim that India has millions of medical tourists, many from Europe or America seeking cut-price treatment. A government review has suggested what has to be done to ...and more » |
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Impact of the Arab Spring on medical tourism trade in 2011IMTJThe Middle East lost five million tourists last year due to the impact of the Arab Spring, according to the latest UNWTO World Tourism Barometer. New figures from Jordan confirm that medical tourism suffered. 55 million tourists visited the Middle East ... |
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Build it and they will comeIMTJIn medical tourism's “Field of Dreams”, the mantra of “Build it and they will come” has become a well worn phrase often heard at conferences and promoted too frequently by advisers and consultants. Ian Youngman from IMTJ debunks the myth. |
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