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IIMTC delegate registrations open
The SCCEM has announced the third edition of the International India Medical Tourism Congress (IIMTC) to be organised in Hyderabad. The event intends to promote Indian Medical Tourism in the International Market and is now open for delegate registrations.
The third edition of the International India Medical Tourism Congress (IIMTC) will be held in Hyderabad from September 3
The SCCEM has announced the third edition of the International India Medical Tourism Congress (IIMTC) to be organised in Hyderabad. The event intends to promote Indian Medical Tourism in the International Market and is now open for delegate registrations.
The International India Medical Tourism Congress, popularly known as IIMTC, will have the presence and knowledge sharing from the representatives of the Ministry of Tourism and Ministry of Health; Chamber of Commerce, International Associations, Academicians as well as Healthcare Professionals.
Experts from the Middle East countries, SAARC countries, European countries and African countries will participate in the two-day event to take place in Hyderabad. This is the third edition of IIMTC and organisers aim at making India as the preferred medical tourism hub of the world.
The event is said to pave the way for the Indian facilities to tap larger sector of worldwide medical tourism industry.
