The Medical Tourism Association announces the Hotels Bridging Healthcare Conference held at the Grand Resort Bad Ragaz in Switzerland on June 16th-19th, 2012. This event will be hosted by the University of Delaware, featuring the hotel industry, wellness and medical tourism entrepreneurship.
This event will bring in the leading medical tourism experts from Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins, and Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals, as well as The Grand Resort Bad Ragaz, Medical Tourism Association, and University of Delaware to meet, identify and address global trends in medical and wellness tourism.
This conference will present a distinctive model on how effectively hotels and hospitals could strategically connect, share experiences, and provide quality services to patients, their families and guests.
To register and for details please visit: http://www.lerner.udel.edu/departments/hrim/h2hconference
Please note a special rate for members and friends of Medical Tourism Association.
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