Medical and Wellness tourism board to be set up
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Taking note on the rise in medical tourism in India, the ministry of tourism is intending to set up a medical and wellness tourism board, planning to make the announcement on World Tourism Day on September 27.
The initiative is to set up a board to facilitate foreign tourists for availing quality healthcare services in the country. Set up with a broader objective of facilitating ease of information for plethora of foreign tourists visiting the country for medical treatment, a single portal will be set under the guidance of the ministry. The ministry will strive to provide a focused approach to the growing needs and demands of medical tourism in the country.
The initiative is to set up a board to facilitate foreign tourists for availing quality healthcare services in the country. Set up with a broader objective of facilitating ease of information for plethora of foreign tourists visiting the country for medical treatment, a single portal will be set under the guidance of the ministry. The ministry will strive to provide a focused approach to the growing needs and demands of medical tourism in the country.
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