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Costa Rica: Medical tourism hot spot

In increasing number of visitors are coming to Costa Rica for medical procedures and healing, and they're staying for relaxation and the beach.

Major medical tourism summit nears

The annual medical tourism fair will include representatives from 13 countries.

Is corporate medical tourism the next niche?

Costa Rica is preparing for the 2012 Medical Travel International Business Summit in April.

Medical tourism up in Costa Rica; Expomed set for this weekend

The country will host its first Expomed health tourism fair Oct. 7-8.

Is Guanacaste medical tourism’s next hot spot?

At Costa Rica's annual medical tourism congress, businesses emphasized a the soaring potential of the country's northwest province. A $125 million CIMA hospital set to open before the end of this year looks to be the cornerstone of Guanacaste's medical tourism future.

Medical tourism healthy in Costa Rica

Quality care, vastly lower prices and renown as a tourism destination continue to draw hordes of medical tourists to Costa Rica each year.

Costa Rica selected to host international medical tourism conference

For the second time, Costa Rica will host the Medical Travel International Business Summit, which is scheduled for May 2-4 in Guanacaste.
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