Can geopolitical shifts redefine the map of global medical tourism? | The Economic Times

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Can geopolitical shifts redefine the map of global medical tourism? | the economic times

25 Mar 2026

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The Middle East conflict has slowed patient inflow from key markets like Yemen and Oman, impacting nearly 25% of India’s MVT revenue. In response, major hospital chains are diversifying into African and Central Asian markets while leveraging teleconsultations. This shift highlights the need for strategic agility in the face of geopolitical volatility within the healthcare sector.

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