Medical Tourism Events
There's only one opportunity this year to network with the leaders of the medical tourism industry! We invite you to attend the 3rd Annual World Medical Tourism & Global Health Congress which will take place on September 22-24th, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.
Where ~ Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, Los Angeles, California
When ~ September 22-24, 2010
What To Expect ~
- Up to 2,000 US & International Delegates
- More than 10,000 Pre-Arranged Networking Meetings
- Up to 500 Buyers of Healthcare Services
- Up to 200 Sponsored Buyers through our Buyers VIP Program
- Up to 150 Exhibitors and Sponsors
- Delegates from over 60 different countries
- Cocktail Receptions and Entertainment each Night
Reasons to Attend ~
- Prescheduled one on one networking meetings with Buyers of Healthcare at dedicated times
- Up to 150 exhibitors from over 60 different countries ready to network
- Expert Speakers from around the world focusing on Global Healthcare Issues
- Educational workshops that will teach you how to better your business model
- Accomplish in 3 days what would take you years to accomplish
- Networking, Networking, Networking … Bring plenty of business cards, you’ll need them!
Become a leader in the medical tourism industry by gaining greater insight on current issues, improving your business model through educational workshops, and global networking opportunities throughout the conference.
Our primary goal for this year's conference agenda is to move the industry forward in a positive direction by covering new topics with established speakers, making our theme this year, "Progress in Motion". Attend our workshops that will focus on creative strategies and techniques that will improve your business. Through the general session, hear testimonials and case studies that have demonstrated success through topics such as cost savings, paperless solutions, and the ability to communicate efficiently. Industry leaders from around the world will be coming to participate in select round table discussions, such as the Minister's roundtable which will feature Minister's from around the world exchanging ideas and gaining knowledge to improve medical tourism in their country.
We will provide you with the opportunity to have personal, prescheduled one on one networking meetings with companies by utilizing our innovative networking software. Expect to expand your network globally with other delegates that will feature: employers, governments, insurance companies, medical tourism facilitators, and hospitals including access to meet with over 120 exhibitors from over 60 different countries!
Sign me up today ~
Online ~ Register online at www.MedicalTourismCongress.com and click the “Register Now” button. Don’t forget Medical Tourism Association members receive 20% discount!
Register Early ~ Early Bird Full Registration (before June 1st, 2010) is $1500. After June 1st 2010 the cost is $2500. Sponsorships and exhibit booths are still available. Please contact Amelia Fernandez at Amelia@MedicalTourismCongress.com or Silvana Maldonado at Silvana@MedicalTourismCongress.com> to reserve your exhibit booth today!
We look forward to seeing you in LA! For More Information:
001.561.792.6676 (USA)
info@MedicalTourismCongress.com
www.MedicalTourismCongress.com
The International Summit on Medical Travel, Wellness and Retirement
October 12-15, 2010
Makati Shangri-La Hotel, Philippines
Website : http://www.imwellsummit.com
The International Summit on Medical Travel, Wellness and Retirement (IMWell Summit) will be held on October 12-15, 2010 in Makati Shangri-La Hotel, Philippines. The IMWell Summit will set the stage in presenting the global state of healthcare as a result of people crossing international borders in search of total healing and wellness. As a regional forum, it will provide a platform for Asian countries to cooperate and collaborate, with the aim of developing and strengthening international healthcare travel. It will be a convergence of healthcare, hospitality and travel industry leaders, as well as policy makers from different governments and agency bodies—all coming together to integrate various healthcare delivery models, systems and global benchmarks for an efficient, productive and equitable delivery of healthcare across nations and societies.
