ShareTrip and Malaysian Health Tourism Forge Strategic Alliance

Industry: Healthcare, Leisure, Tourism
Company: ShareTrip Limited
Company Intelligence Tag: Partnership Insights

ShareTrip and the Malaysian Health Tourism Council (MHTC) have formed a strategic partnership to promote medical tourism in Malaysia for Bangladeshi patients. The collaboration aims to offer affordable medical tourism services, including access to healthcare facilities, specialized treatments, and wellness programs. ShareTrip, a leading travel and lifestyle company in Bangladesh, will provide exceptional customer service by coordinating appointments, assisting with medical visas, and guiding patients throughout their journey. The signing ceremony, attended by notable representatives from MHTC, was held at the Ascott Palace Dhaka and witnessed by the High Commissioner of Malaysia to Bangladesh, Haznah Md Hashim.

 

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