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SOUTH AFRICA: Medical tourism businesses target fans going to South Africa World Cup June and July 2010 will see thousands of soccer fans descend on South Africa for the World Cup tournament. Although fans will be from many places, the majority will be from the USA, England, Germany and Australia. At the World Cup there will be no British fans –only those supporting England, as Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland did not qualify.
Several South African agencies and clinics optimistically hope that while they are in South Africa fans will also become medical tourists. Packages include cosmetic surgery, spa treatments, plus accommodation while they recover and guided tours.
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Dental tourism grows more and more popular in Moscow due to the economic crisis. It is twice as cheap to have one’s teeth fixed in the regions neighboring to Moscow. Dentistry went up 40-50% in price at the beginning of the summer in Russia. Dentists refer to imported materials growing more expensive. However, most dental clinics make use of old stocks. The reason is that dentists have fewer clients, but they don’t want to lose their money. |
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Hospital converts docs’ quarters into suites with concierge service
Sun.Star Cebu <> Monday, May 18, 2009
BY NANCY R. CUDIS, Sun.Star Staff Reporter
THE Cebu Doctors’ University Hospital (CDUH) opened last Saturday a floor with 17 new “hotel-like” luxury suites to cater to the growing demand for more comfortable hospital accommodation.
The new facility, located at the CDUH building on Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City, is equipped with spacious rooms and a full-time concierge service. |
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Vietnam Tourism Event, Vietnam Travel Rates, Diverse Cultural Activities to Welcome Tet
Posted February 7th, 2009 by vietnamtravelrates
Diverse culture, tourism and sports events are taking place across the country to welcome the upcoming lunar New Year Festival (Tet) - the Year of the Buffalo. |
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Getting Fixed in Bangkok
June 4, 2008 Written by Devin Galaudet
I finally got out into the bust streets of Bangkok this morning before finding an air-conditioned building stop in. The first thing in the building that hit me was the smell. It smelled nice. |
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Korean Hospitals Set to Attract
By Park Si-soo
Staff Reporter
Korean hospitals will be able to attract more patients from overseas following government moves to ease regulations.
The government will summit a bill to the National Assembly's regular session in September allowing hospitals to fully use all marketing tools to attract foreign patients, the Ministry for Health, Welfare and Family Affairs said Thursday. |
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South Korea Creates Self-Governing International Development, Tourist Destination
Jeju Free International City building state-of-the-art developments to become global leader in English education, medical tourism industry
Last update: 11:02 a.m. EDT Sept. 22, 2008
NEW YORK, Sep 22, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Tourists from around the world will soon have the opportunity to be among the first to experience the next major global destination -- a clean, green natural environment with resort-style living and cutting-edge healthcare and education -- Jeju, South Korea. |
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