MHTC Targets Up to 9,000 Visits Through Helo Doktor Programme Nationwide by 2027
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The Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC) is targeting up to 9,000 visits through the Helo Doktor programme, which will be carried out nationwide in 2027. This target reflects Malaysia's efforts to further strengthen its position as a medical tourism destination in the region.
The Helo Doktor programme is designed to cover the entire country, meaning these activities will not be concentrated in just one area. Through this approach, MHTC hopes to attract more visitors seeking quality healthcare services in Malaysia.
Medical tourism refers to travel by visitors to a country to receive treatment or health check-ups. Malaysia is known for its hospitals and clinics with modern facilities and experienced medical staff. Therefore, the sector is seen as having the potential to contribute to the nation's economy.
So far, further details regarding the implementation of the Helo Doktor programme, including locations and activity schedules, have not been disclosed in this report. The public can follow the latest developments through MHTC's official website and local media.
Sources: Bernama
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