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Egypt is not just one of the major tourist
destinations but it is also
where ancient Egyptians invented the concept of holistic wellness.
For them wellness, beauty and medicine were inseparable.
Egypt continues this timeless tradition by hosting state of the art
spas
and resorts as well as medical facilities providing exceptionally
effective
wellness programs and medical treatments.
The Egyptian Wellness & Medical Tourism Summit invites you to Cairo,
Egypt from March 30th, till April 1st, 2010. The summit will include
a
three days conference agenda and exhibition.
Featured Guest Speakers and Panelists :
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Renee-Marie Stephano
President Medical Tourism Association,
Editor of the Medical Tourism Magazine
USA
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Deborah J. Waldvogel
Director of Spa Development & Operations
Sedona Resorts,
Vice President ISPA , USA
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Raymond
Mayewski, MD
Chief Medical Officer
University of Rochester Medical Center, USA |
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Kathyrn Dundas, MD
Board Member ISPA
Sublime Spa, Canada |
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Robert Travers
International Tourism Consultant , Ireland |
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Prem Jagyasi, MD
ExHealth, Dubai, UAE
Chief Strategic Officer
Medical Tourism Association. |
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Fadi El-Jardali, PhD
International
Accreditation Specialist, Accreditation
Canada. |
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Todd Fitz
HOK, USA |
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Camille Hoheb
Wellness and Corporate Health Consultant
Global Spa and Wellness
USA
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Kemal Canlar President
Global Benefit Options
USA
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What they have said about the Summit
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Renee-Marie Stephano
President MTA
The conclusion of the Egyptian
Wellness and Medical Tourism Summit in Cairo brought
a boost to the medical tourism potential. With no
previous Medical Tourism initiatives, this summit
was the first step in Egypt’s interest in developing
a Medical Tourism Program.
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Deborah J. Waldvogel
Director of Spa Development &
Operations for Sedona Resorts
Vice President ISPA
The Medical Tourism Summit provided
a unique opportunity for the medical and spa
communities to discuss how they can work
collaboratively to enhance their businesses through
the promotion
of wellness and preventative medicine. Many have
asked the question of how medicine and spa best work
together, but the organizers of the summit should be
credited with providing a platform that
took the next step by opening networking channels
that will lead to further development of medical
spas and wellness programs integrated into
traditional medical practices.
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Raymond Mayewski, MD
Chief Medical Officer at the University of
Rochester, USA
I found the conference interesting and provoking
thoughts of further possibilities between our
University and the Egypt medical system.
I look forward to further collaboration.
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Abdelkarim Kamel, MD
Executive Medical Tourism Director, Specialized
Health Centers, Egyptian Ministry of Health
The
summit was a great success and very well organized.
The summit is a starting point that will position
Egypt as a world medical service provider.
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Mostafa Hunter, MD
Lead
Expert for Healthcare Sector
Egyptian Institute of Directors,
Ministry of Investment of Egypt\
"It was a great pleasure
for me to participate in the Egyptian Wellness and
Medical Tourism Summit in Cairo. This large number
of highly qualified international experts with their
presentations and panel discussions was really
valuable. I think Egypt has benefited a lot from
hosting this event.
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Camille Hoheb
Wellness and Corporate
Health Consultant, USA
The Egyptian Wellness & Medical Tourism conference
provided a healthy exchange of information &
dialogue between the West and Egyptian medical and
tourism communities. Guest speakers were fully
immersed in Egyptian history and it was a culturally
enriching experience that was both top notch and a
privilege to be a part of.
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About the Summit Logo
The sacred scarab was a popular symbol and and amulet in the
every day life of ancient Egyptians.
Similar to the sun
which they have seen rising every morning, the scarab
symbolized a promise to renew their lives
and souls |
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