AirAsia growing medical tourism business


Airasia.com CEO Karen Chan (pic) said the company is working closely with medical institutions and government authorities to ensure inbound patients have a seamless travelling experience from Indonesia to Malaysia.

GEORGE TOWN: Patients and medical tourists from Indonesia currently have greater access to medical treatments and health services in Malaysia as AirAsia seeks to play a bigger and more active role in the sector by providing medical charter flight services.

In a statement, Airasia.com CEO Karen Chan (pic) said the company is working closely with medical institutions and government authorities to ensure inbound patients have a seamless travelling experience from Indonesia to Malaysia.

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