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Austria
Austria is one of the most popular year-round holiday destinations in Europe, mainly for the beautiful scenic surroundings to be found in all the Alpine republic's provinces. In addition, its historic capital, Vienna, and the birthplace of Mozart, Salzburg, are among the most popular tourist attractions of the country. The Eastern Alps occupy approx. 60% of the country's territory, giving it a cool temperate Alpine climate.The main language spoken is German and the national currency is the...
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Belgium
Belgium is situated in Western Europe, flanked by its larger neigbours of France, Germany, and the Netherlands. Its known as a cosmopolitan country, and although more low-key than France its culture and cuisine is equal to that of its neighbour. The 4 main languages of Belgium are Flemish (Dutch), French, German, and English. The national currency is the Euro.
Belgium has long been renowned for its quality of healthcare. It was recently ranked top for medical care out of 175 countries by...
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Bulgaria
The Republic of Bulgaria is a small country in the south-east of Europe. The main language of the country is Bulgarian, and the national currency is the Lev. It has a long tradition of tourism, mainly from Europeans coming to ski or to relax amongst the ancient castles
Its Health Tourism goes back even further, with Roman Emperors visiting for treatment in the healing waters of areas such as Augusta and Pautalia, as far back as the 5th century BC.
The Bulgarian government announced its...
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Croatia
The Republic of Croatia is a European country situated along the Adriatic Sea and its hinterland. It stretches from the slopes of the Alps and deep into the Pannonian Valley to the banks of the Danube and Drava rivers. Thus according to its natural characteristics, as well as its cultural and historical development, Croatia can be divided into three geographically distinct zones: the coastal region, the mountain region, and the Pannonian region.
Like many countries in Western Europe,...
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Cyprus
Although Cyprus has experienced a growth in medical tourism, or healthcare travel, in recent years this is by no means a new phenomenon for this beautiful Mediterranean island. Healthcare travellers have been coming to Cyprus as long ago as the 10th century BC to utilize the island's natural healing resources, thermal springs with healing properties, the island's Mediterranean climate, and its thalassotherapy treatments, where use is made of the natural properties of sea water and its...
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Czech Republic
The Czech Republic was formed in 1993 when Czechoslovakia was split into two countries, Slovakia being the other country. The national language is Czech, and the currency Czech Koruna. Prague is the historic capital city of the Republic, and is another reason for being a great destination for medical tourism, because it offers not only high standards of healthcare and low prices, but also many other things to see and do in this historic town.
The Czech Republic has a long tradition of...
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Denmark
Denmark, despite being one of the smallest countries in Europe, has great diversity and short distances as its main characteristics. The nationallanguage is Danish, and the currency Danish Krone (DKK)
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Estonia
Estonia is in eastern Europe, bordering the Baltic Sea and lies between Latvia and Russia. Its two main languages are Estonian and Russian. The national currency is the Estonian Kroon (EEK)
Its prominence in health and medical tourism is growing, and offers treatments in Spa and Wellbeing, Dental procedures, Aesthetic medicine, Cosmetic Surgery, and Opthalmology.
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Finland
Finland is situated in the north-west of Europe, bordering Sweden, Norway, and Russia. The country is made up of 69% forest and 10% water. there are over 188,000 lakes in Finland and almost 180,000 islands. The main language is Finnish (over 92% of the pop.), and a small percentage speak Swedish. The currency is the Euro.
For a country with a small population it is very sophisticated in healthcare. The government has embarked on a Health and Medicine Tourism Project, an internationally...
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France
France, located in the extreme West of Europe, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. France offers mountain ranges, including the Alps, skiing resorts, coastlines along the Mediterranean sea and also in Brittany, vineyards, and cities with rich cultural heritage. The main language spoken is French and the currency is the Euro.
Medical treatment in France is of an exceptional standard, and with its world-class healthcare services and advanced medical technologies it...
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Germany
Germany is located in Central Europe and is bordered to the north by the North Sea, Denmark, and the Baltic Sea; to the west by France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands; to the south by Austria and Switzerland; and to the east by Poland and the Czech Republic. The national language spoken is German and the currency is the euro.
German hospitals are well known for their high standard of medical care, and have been a popular destination for international patients for many years....
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Greece
Greece is the south-eastern most country in Europe occupying the southern-most part of the Balkan peninsular. Greece mainland and its many islands have been one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations for many years. Greece is surrounded by waterm principally the Aegean and Ionian sea. The national language spoken is Greek, although English is widely understood and spoken, and the currency is the Euro.
Health and Medical tourism is relatively new for Greece, although Cosmetic...
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Hungary
The Republic of Hungary is situated in the heart of Europe, and is bordered by seven other countries. The national language is Hungarian and the currency is the Forint (HUF). Hungary is amongst the 15 most popular tourist destinations in the world with its capital, Budapest, regarded as "one of the most beautiful urban landscapes in the world". The country is home to the second largest thermal lake in the world (Lake Hévíz), the largest lake in Central Europe (Lake Balaton), and the largest...
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Iceland
Iceland is a European island country homing a population of around 320,000. The capital and largest city within Iceland is Reykjavík, with the surrounding areas in the southwestern region of the country being home to some two-thirds of the national population. Iceland is the ideal place for taking a break and setting foot on a European outpost with an exciting, lively, ancient and thriving culture all of its own.
In terms of Medical Tourism, Iceland is not remaining ignorant to this...
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Ireland
The Republic of Ireland is located to the west of the United Kingdom, with English being the principal language, and Gaelic in some of the western areas. The currency is the Euro
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Italy
Italy is known as a boot-shaped peninsula on the Mediterranean sea and it includes the islands iof Sicily and Sardinia. It shares its northern Alpine borders with France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia. The national language is Italian, but German, French, and Slovene are also spoken in some areas of Italy, and English is widely understood and spoken also. The currency is the Euro.
Italy is not a major force in world medical tourism, however, its a very popular destination for...
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Latvia
Latvia is a small country on the Baltic Sea with ancient history and traditions. There are many interesting tourist sights which will attract everyone. If you want to enjoy nature - there is not only the serene Gulf of Riga and the open Baltic Sea, but also nature parks, fast rivers and lakes with beautiful forests on the shores. Those who are interested in history will be fascinated by the medieval castles and culture of the ancient Latvians. Over half the country speak Latvian, with over...
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Lithuania
Lithuania is in northern Europe, on the eastern shores of the Baltic Sea. The landscape consists of gently rolling plains and extensive forests. The main languages spoken are Lithuanian, Polish, and Russian. The national currency is the Lithuanian Litas.
Lithuania is a recent entrant into Medical tourism with private hospitals offering world class treatments and state-of-the-art medical equipment. The main areas currently provided are in Dental Care and Surgery, Cosmetic surgery, and...
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Luxembourg
Luxembourg is a small landlocked country of Western Europe bordering Belgium, Germany and France. Its national language is Luxembourgish, and both German and French are also spoken. The currency is the Euro. Luxembourg lies on the cultural divide between Romance Europe and Germanic Europe, borrowing customs from each of the distinct traditions
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Malta
The Republic of Malta is a densely populated developed European country in the European Union. The Southern European island nation comprises an archipelago of seven islands situated centrally in the Mediterranean Sea, 93 km off the coast of Sicily (Italy). The two main languages spoken are Maltese and English, and the currency is the Maltese Lira (LM).
Malta is known for its Dental Care and Dialysis Treatment in the Medical Tourism arena.
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