The 2021 Bucheon International Medical Tourism Conference will be held on the third floor of the Main Chapel and Music Building of Seoul Theological University for three days from October 14 to 16. It is hosted by Bucheon-city, organized by Bucheon Sejong Hospital, and sponsored by the Gyeonggi Tourism Organization.
For its third anniversary this year, the International Medical Tourism Conference will be organized as an event for 400 people from five countries and will be held both online and offline. 50 people offline and 350 people online can participate due to the social distancing regulation.
The main theme of this conference is “Bucheon, a safe city focusing on treatment for serious diseases.”
The 2021 Bucheon International Medical Tourism Conference is Gyeonggi-do’s representative MICE industry related to severe patients and aims to exchange medical tourism business information and provide networking opportunities.
Scheduled sessions are following: ▲ Attracting serious cases with COVID-19 ▲Change and Prospect in Medical Tourism in Central Asia ▲ Digital Healthcare Strategy in COVID-19 era ▲Severe changes in the dental treatment environment after COVID-19 recovery ▲ The state-of-the-art physical therapy technology with medical tourism
As an additional event, the ▲ University Student Medical Tourism Product Contest and ▲ Woongjin Play City Medical Day were prepared so that citizens could be given both medical counseling and spa at discounted prices.
In the meeting with the noted doctor, you can watch the following three sessions (▲ Maintaining Immunity in the COVID-19 era ▲ Pandemic Stress Management Act ▲ COVID-19 Patient Recovery Management Program) through the Youtube Channel of Bucheon International Medical Tourism Conference.
In particular, between 11 a.m. and 12 a.m. on October 15, Cho Dong-chan, a medical reporter, will give a lecture on how to control the mindset and find happiness to citizens tired of COVID-19.
Lee Yong-chul, head of the tourism promotion division, said, “Through the Bucheon International Medical Tourism Conference, we will set an example for quarantine even in difficult times due to COVID-19, promoting the image of a safe city for medical tourism.”
