SEOUL, South Korea, Oct. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Gangnam-gu (the Mayor of Gangnam-gu, Jeong sungun) is holdiong the ‘2021 Gangnam Medical Festa’ in Nonhyeon-ro and Sinsa-ro areas for the month of October with the theme of ‘Gangnam connected to the world, Gangnam, a healthy medical city’.
2021 GANGNAM MEDI TOUR BRAND FESTA
This event was arranged to revive the demand for foreigner medical tourism, which has been stagnant due to COVID-19. Foreigner tourists can get a 10-30% discount when they visit 50 medical institutions and 4 hotels that participated in ‘Medi Sale Week’
In particular, ‘Medical Tourism Live Consultation’ will be held for times this year for the first time in a local government. At the conference, medical team form Gangnam partner hospital will consult with local celebrities in CIS (Commonwealth of Independent Sates), including Russia, about the procedure and demonstrate the treatment through video.
In addition, 24 medical tourism creators and foreign power influencers will make promotional content related to this event to promote the excellence of Gangnam medical tourism to the world.
Also, while supporting the production of customized promotional video for partner organization, special lecture on the topic of ‘Hospital Marketing in the Post-covid19 Era’ will be held on 7th.
More information can be found on the ‘2021 Gangnam Medical Tourism’ official website (https://medicaltour.gangnam.go.kr/festa.do).
The website is available in English, Chinese, Japanese versions in order to help foreigners find information easily.
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