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Phuket Hotel group gives away 100,000 room nights

Laguna Phuket is giving away 100,000 complimentary room nights at its six resort hotels for guests who book online in March.

Leading Thai Dental Clinic slashes prices for Tooth Whitening

Bangkok Smile Dental Clinic announced today that it has launched a promotional campaign for tooth whitening until March 31, 2009.

Bangkok Hospital upgrades its Health and Beauty Services to capture medical Tourists

Bangkok Hospital has revamped its Health and Beauty service offering, naming the blending of hospitals with medical spas which is seen as one of the top trends in 2009.

Thai Airways is cutting international Airfares by up to 50%

Thai Airways International Plc (THAI) is cutting domestic airfare in between 45-55 percent from market price while dipping ticket price for international routes up to 50 percent, aims to stimulate traveling in first quarter this year.

Thailands Leading Spas offer a 50% discount to curb the recession

The Thai Spa Association of Thailand has launched a special offer to counter the negative effect due to the recent occupation of the airports. With the Happy Spring 2009 Campaign anyone who presents the discount voucher can benefit from a 50% price off. The campaign starts from January 1st and lasts till February 28th 2009

Medical Tourism - A Ray of Light amongst gathering Gloom

The multi-billion dollar medical travel sector could become an important new source of demand when traditional demand drivers are under increasing threat. According to Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels’ most recent research FocusOn Medical Travel – fad or focus for hotel operators and investors?, the medical travel sector has potential to develop into a lucrative niche market for hotel operators and investors.

Medical off-shoring grows as patients combine tourism and surgery

During his presidential campaign, Barack Obama decried two seemingly unrelated challenges: Factories shipping U.S. jobs overseas and our health-care crisis. But unless he acts quickly, President-elect Obama will face a threat that combines these trends as high costs make Americans seek health-care abroad.

Hospitals watching anxiously as political situation in Thailand unfolds

Hospitals serving foreign patients have seen a few cancellations from abroad due to the closure of Suvarnabhumi and Don Muang airports.

Bangkok Hospital cuts cost of tummy tucks

Bangkok Hospital has launched a cut-price abdominoplasty package, reducing the price of the procedure by about half.

Medical Tourism Causes Complications

Forty-five million Americans are currently uninsured and health expenditures in the United States are rising faster than wages and inflation. Despite spending more on health care than any other industrialized nation, the United States in 2000 ranked 37th in the World Health Organization's evaluation of health care systems around the globe.