Health Minister Memişoğlu: Targeting $20 Billion in Annual Health Tourism Revenue
Türkiye Emerges as a Global Hub for Health Tourism
Health Minister Kemal Memişoğlu has announced that Türkiye is poised to become a leading global center in health tourism. During a recent briefing, he emphasized the introduction of a new, visionary regulation designed to enhance the country’s appeal to international patients seeking medical services.
Memişoğlu sounded optimistic, stating, "At the end of the next four years, we aim for an annual income of $20 billion." This ambitious goal reflects the government’s commitment to developing the health tourism sector, which is expected to attract a growing number of foreign visitors seeking high-quality medical care at competitive prices.
This initiative is part of a broader strategy to position Türkiye as a prime destination for various health services, including surgical procedures, wellness treatments, and rehabilitation services. The regulations are expected to streamline processes and ensure the highest standards of care, thereby boosting international confidence in Türkiye’s healthcare offerings.
As the country continues to bolster its infrastructure and promote its vast array of medical expertise, the future of health tourism in Türkiye looks promising.
