Stronger comeback for Malaysia's medical tourism sector after pandemic


Medical tourism, an industry that is heavily reliant on international travel, has certainly been badly affected by Covid-19. But experts still believe that the sector will come back bigger – and most importantly, better – after the pandemic.

Tapping into this growth, however, would require hospitals and medical tourism providers to rethink their strategies.

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