The Future of Medical Tourism

Sherene Azli, Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council | Sherene Azli, Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council

16-Feb-16 16:35

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Sherene Azli, CEO of the Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC) spoke to us about Frost & Sullivan's Transformational Health 360° Research report about the future of the healthcare industry, and what the outlook is for medical tourism in Malaysia.

For more podcasts on Medical tourism, be sure to check out:

Enterprise's interview with Rhenu Bhuller of Frost & Sullivan

The Breakfast Grille's interview with Sherene Azli of MHTC

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Tags: medical tourism, healthcare, hospitals, diseases, sickness, tourists, tourism

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