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100			_aNataraj, Geethanjali and Muralitharan, Nityasree _932691
245			_aMedical tourism in India: Challenges and way forward post the pandemic
260			_aIIPA Digest
300			_a3(2), Apr-Jun, 2021: p.57-60
520			_aMedical Tourism is one of the fastest growing sectors in the Indian economy and the country is recognised as a global medical tourism hub. It is an industry where people travel to other countries to get medical, dental and surgical care while also enjoying the local tourist attractions. High quality healthcare at a low cost makes India a medical tourism destination. Complicated and high-cost surgeries especially heart surgeries, organ transplants and advanced cancer surgeries can be done at a much cheaper cost as compared to the US and the UK at India’s best hospitals. In lieu of the above, in recent years, India has become a popular destination for foreign tourists seeking the quality treatment at a cheaper price. With further investments in building infrastructure, technology and services and by ensuring a seamless experience for international patients, this sector has the potential to become a leading foreign exchange earner for the country and has the potential to be integrated into a much larger tourism eco-system. – Reproduced
650			_aGlobal medical tourism, Medical industry _932692
773			_aIIPA Digest
906			_aMEDICAL TOURISM
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