Advantage Healthcare India 2023: Himachal Pradesh has vast potential for medical tourism, says Health Minister
The two-day event aims to emphasise on creating opportunities for healthcare collaborations between the participating countries. It will enable participants to network with peers worldwide, exchange ideas, build contacts and create strong business partnerships.
Shimla: Himachal Pradesh has vast potential for medical tourism as the state is blessed with immense natural beauty and a peaceful and serene environment, Health and Family Welfare Minister Dhani Ram Shandil said.
Speaking at the sixth edition of Advantage Healthcare India conference organised by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in New Delhi, he said that combining travel with health will benefit travellers and boost the economies of states, according to a statement issued here on Thursday.
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The rich culture, food, breathtaking valleys, beautiful tourist destinations, temples and monasteries attract domestic and foreign tourists in large numbers and medical tourism can open up vast employment opportunities to local people, therefore, improving the economy of the state, Shandil said.
He lauded the organizers for holding an event aimed at promoting health and wellness and added that the concept of combining travel with health will not only benefit travellers but also boost the economies of states.
The two-day event aims to emphasise on creating opportunities for healthcare collaborations between the participating countries. It will enable participants to network with peers worldwide, exchange ideas, build contacts and create strong business partnerships.
As many as 125 exhibitors and 500 foreign delegates from 70 countries participated in the conference that concluded on Thursday.
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported that Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu praised the efforts of doctors and healthcare workers in serving society. The Chief Minister was presiding over the silver jubilee function of the Himachal Medical Officers Association (HMOA) organized at Dev Sanskriti Sadan in Mandi. CM said that the state government has implemented radical reforms in the medical field and the results would be visible in a year to come.
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