Health Tourism News

Barely a month after the terror attacks in Mumbai, the fire-scarred TAJ and TRIDENT are open for business and stands strong ready to welcome guests to the recuperated sections of the hotel.  Guests, including foreign nationals and medical tourists from various countries who need immediate medical care have fearlessly chosen these hotels for stay. 
Global economic freeze had encouraged several medical tourists to fly down to India to avail quality medical treatment at a low cost.  Millions of uninsured and baby boomers in the US were left with no choice but to opt for medical tourism for medical treatments.  But the terror attacks in Mumbai On the 26th of November seemed to have weakened the business prospects of health tourism in India.  But not for long!
The re-opening of the Taj, Trident and the Oberoi within a span of 20 days shows the determination of the hotel owners to show the world the undying spirit and the strength of India.  The sight of localities and foreign nationals walking into the gates of these hotels surely is an encouraging sight to the hotel owners.  It symbolized their confidence in the spirit of India to fight back terror and show their strength amidst tough times.