Medical Tourism reality for US Television audience

February 11, 2010 by Peter Gillberg  
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 Medical Tourism reality for US Television audience

It’s nothing new that the adventures of everyday people’s lives make great reality TV viewing for audiences all over the world, and now it’s the turn of Medical Tourism playing host to the fascination of TV viewers in the United States as they watch fellow citizens seek medical treatment overseas. Surely a measure of the growing interest in Medical Tourism in North America, this show should prove to not only entertain, but enlighten and perhaps inspire American television viewers about the options and opportunities that exist in various parts of the world to receive cost effective, safe and quality medical treatment.

The recent announcement indicated that Merv Griffin Entertainment has teamed with a medical tourism agency to produce a televised reality-style series on medical tourism.
It was reported that the show will follow medical tourists as they travel to other countries in search of healthcare that they either can’t afford or can’t obtain in the United States.

The article reported that patients will be followed through the various stages of their journey, including their initial research, arrival in a foreign country and talks with doctors at hospitals where they will be treated.

The subject matter certainly has all the makings of powerful and inspirational Television.

Source: The Medical Traveller

Taiwan Looks to China for Aesthetic Medical Tourism Boom

February 11, 2010 by Peter Gillberg  
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Beijing entrepreneur Li Jinxun’s first trip to Taiwan was a life-changing experience, but not because of the sightseeing.

The 46-year-old took advantage
Source: Latest Medical Tourism News

South Korea Aims to Boost Medical Tourism Market

February 11, 2010 by Peter Gillberg  
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It built its economy on ships, steel and semiconductors but now South Korea is pushing a new growth engine, a major share of the world’s booming medical tourism market.
Source: Latest Medical Tourism News

World Tourism On The Recovery Road

February 11, 2010 by Peter Gillberg  
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The global tourism sector will post a “moderate recovery” in 2010 following a slump this year due to the recession, with Asia set for the strongest rebound,
Source: Latest Medical Tourism News

Space Tourism Port To Be Sited In Abu Dhabi

February 11, 2010 by Peter Gillberg  
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Tourists will be able to journey to outer space via Abu Dhabi as part of a deal by a local investment group to take a stake in the world’s first commercial
Source: Latest Medical Tourism News

Tourism Fever in China as People Get Ready for Solar Eclipse

February 11, 2010 by Peter Gillberg  
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Tourists are flocking to eastern China in anticipation of having a box seat for the longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century. According to experts, China is the best place to view the event.
Source: Latest Medical Tourism News

Too Fizzy? South Korea’s Tourism Slogan Sparking Negative Response

February 11, 2010 by Peter Gillberg  
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South Korea is considering changing its official tourism slogan “Korea, Sparkling” because it sounds too much like a fizzy drink brand, according to the
Source: Latest Medical Tourism News

Fertility Tourism Associated With Several Risks

February 11, 2010 by Peter Gillberg  
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Dr Alistair McKelvey, of the foetal medicine unit at the University College Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in London and colleagues have warned that women
Source: Latest Medical Tourism News

Mexico Invests Big To Revive Tourism After Flu Scare

February 11, 2010 by Peter Gillberg  
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Mexico on Monday launched a multi-million-dollar campaign dubbed “Mexico’s alive” to kickstart the tourism sector after swine flu scared away many visitors by killing 80 here.
Source: Latest Medical Tourism News

J (and) K All Set To Be Next Medical Tourism Hub?

February 11, 2010 by Peter Gillberg  
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Thanks to the abundant availability of cheap and good doctors, Jammu and Kashmir may well become the next medical tourism hub in India.

Leading doctors
Source: Latest Medical Tourism News

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