Consejo Mexicano para el Turismo Médico

OURS

NEWS

Demand for medical tourism in Latin America

Thanks to Mexico Business for the interview with our President, Diana Cuevas.

Nuestro Secretario Administrativo, el Lic. Guillermo Aldana, da una plática sobre cumplimiento normativo a hoteleros en la LXXXII Asamblea Anual de la Asociación Nacional de Hoteles y Moteles

Agradecemos a la Secretaría de Turismo Baja California, por la honorable invitación a participar en las mesas de discusión de la Segunda Sesión Ordinaria CCT Noviembre 30, 2023

Mexican Council for Medical Tourism. (2024). We have worked to build a broad value chain network in Mexico’s health tourism ecosystem that includes medical clusters, hospitals and independent clinics… Binational Magazine: Baja California Spring 2024, pages 42-44. Recovered from https://issuu.com/larevistabinacional/

OUR NEWS

Demand for medical tourism in Latin America

Thanks to Mexico Business for the interview with our President, Diana Cuevas.

Our Administrative Secretary, Mr. Guillermo Aldana, gives a talk on regulatory compliance to hoteliers at the LXXXII Annual Assembly of the National Association of Hotels and Motels

We thank the Baja California Tourism Secretariat for the honorable invitation to participate in the discussion tables of the Second Ordinary Session CCT November 30, 2023

What is Medical Tourism?

They are international flows of travelers in order to receive medical services. It involves one or several processes: consultation, intervention, hospitalization (or clinical care) and provision of medications.

Sectors

For our Council, creating alliances with health and well-being providers, hotels, tourism, business and educational associations is of utmost importance, since our objective is to position Mexico as the main health, well-being and wellness destination.

Doctor

of Wellbeing

(Spas, recreational routes, holistic, among others.)

Tourism

Academic

(Universities and postgraduate study centers.)

Government

(Secretaries of Tourism, Health, Economic Development, among others.)

Who can practice Medical Tourism in Mexico?

In addition and by virtue of the importance of the trust that participants must give to international tourists, it is essential to ensure international standards of quality and service. For this reason, the Council has decided to work with medical institutions that hold the current certificate granted by the General Health Council (CSG) since their level of demand is comparable to international standards. The directory of certified entities can be consulted in the following link:

Additionally, and in order to generate more confidence among tourists, the Council recognizes and recommends current international accreditations and certifications such as: