Savaşan: 2023 will be a year in which the acceleration in Health Tourism will increase.
Ahmet Savaşan, President of the World Health Tourism Council, attended the 5th largest tourism fair of the world, EMITT Istanbul, and signed new agreements.
According to the information provided by the Cyprus Health Tourism Council, Savaşan stated that “EMITT fair, which has set its target this year as reaching a business volume of 500 million Euros, offers important opportunities for the development of mutual cooperation”.
Pointing out that new trends have emerged in tourism in general and travelers are shifting to “discovery routes” and tending to holiday, camping and bungalow accommodation options in touch with nature, Ahmet Savaşan pointed out that many studies show that there will be changes in health tourism in 2023.
Emphasizing that the new trend is “Sylvotherapy”, also known as fruit harvesting and forest bathing, which is said to associate a person’s energy with the forest, among the health tourism alternatives, Savaşan pointed out that Northern Cyprus has a potential to go much further in health tourism.
Stating that they have accelerated their efforts to bring health tourists to the TRNC from many geographies of the world, Savaşan said, “I believe that 2023 will be a year in which our acceleration in health tourism will increase.”
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Ahmet Savaşan, the President of the World Health Tourism Council, recently attended the EMITT Istanbul tourism fair and signed new agreements. During the event, Savaşan noted the new trends emerging in the tourism industry, such as travelers opting for “discovery routes” and eco-friendly accommodations. Savaşan also pointed out the growing interest in health tourism, specifically the trend of “Sylvotherapy,” which involves fruit harvesting and forest bathing. He highlighted the potential for Northern Cyprus to become a leader in health tourism and stated that efforts are being made to attract health tourists from around the world.
