Mohd Azlan (front row, sixth from left) with participants of Johor Health and Medical Tourism training session in Iskandar Puteri.
TOURISM Johor hopes the state can attract at least 100,000 international visitors by the end of this year for medical tourism.
Its deputy director Dr Mohd Azlan Ab Jalil said that apart from looking to get medical tourists from Indonesia, Johor was also considering Singapore, Vietnam, India, Japan and South Korea.
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