Singapore’s status as a leading medical tourism destination is under threat, as rising costs and intensified competition from regional players like Thailand and Malaysia drive foreign patients away. Bijay Singh, Global Head, Business Unit Healthcare at DKSH, said that the strengthening of the Singapore dollar has made medical services more expensive for foreigners. “Regional players are growing stronger, with Malaysia offering tax incentives for medical tourism in tier two cities. Countries like Vietnam and Indonesia are also emerging as alternatives,” he said.   https://sbr.com.sg/videos/currency-pressures-regional-rivals-hit-singapores-medical-tourism (ICE SINGAPORE)

Fonte notizia: Singapore Business Review, 28 February 2025