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Telangana constitutes committee to examine international medical tourism in govt. hospitals

Telangana constitutes committee to examine international medical tourism in govt. hospitals
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The Telangana government has formed a three-member committee to explore the feasibility of integrating international medical tourism into state-run hospitals. The panel will recommend service structures, pricing, and patient support systems to align with the state's 2025-2030 tourism policy.

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This initiative highlights a growing trend of governments leveraging public healthcare infrastructure to generate revenue through medical tourism.

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The Telangana government has constituted a committee to examine the introduction and promotion of international medical tourism in government hospitals, in line with the State’s Tourism Policy 2025–2030, which identifies Medical and Wellness Tourism as a key focus sector.

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