Sanur SEZ Records 36,798 Patient Visits, Strengthens National Health Tourism
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The Sanur Special Economic Zone (KEK) in Bali recorded 36,798 patient visits. This information was delivered in a press release published on the official KEK website. The figure shows that the area is beginning to be recognised as one of the destinations for health services in Indonesia.
The development of the Sanur SEZ is part of the government's efforts to strengthen the national health tourism industry. The government sees that the health market in Indonesia and in the surrounding region is very large. For this reason, health tourism is considered to have the potential to support regional and national economies.
Health tourism usually means people travelling to a place to obtain medical services, check-ups, or healthcare treatment while also going on holiday. With the presence of a special zone such as the Sanur SEZ, it is hoped that health services can be improved and become better known, both to patients from within the country and from abroad.
Up to now, the press release has not explained in detail the time period over which the visits were counted, or the plans for further development. The public can keep following official information from the government and the KEK managers to learn about further developments.
Sources: kek.go.id
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