Insight into Medical Tourism

Sherene Azli, CEO of Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC)

03-May-16 16:00

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The Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council is spearheading the Health Ministry’s vision of making Malaysia a hub for medical tourism. With increasing growth in this sector comes the need for better understanding about the specifics of healthcare travel, which is why the MHTC is organising their first medical tourism conference, Insight 2016. Here to tell us more about the event was Sherene Azli, CEO of MHTC.

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