For the first time, the government and private sector in Mexico are working together to make sure Mexico offers all the medical services and surgeries that foreign patients are looking for in Medical Tourism.
"The lack of joint strategies make the companies and medical tourism destinations a lost business opportunity," says Director of International Business at Tecnológico de Monterrey, Camus Sante Fe.
Since 2013, executives of medical tourism companies and government representatives who oversee Mexico's hospitals and healthcare, have come together with the Medical Tourism Project and Coparmex.
The project aims to create a product that includes flight . . .
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