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Medical tourism fair

Thailand will host the "Proud Asia 2007", the first international trade exhibition and conference on medical tourism, spa and wellness industries, from September 27-30 at the Impact Convention Centre, Muangthong Thani.
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Healing touches

It seems he is gifted with supernatural powers: just by touching us he can tell what is wrong in our body. He draws hundreds of visitors a week to his place in Wang Nam Khieo district in Nakhon Ratchasima.
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Herbal healing

With more than 20 years of experience under his belt, Manop Pralomram, a retired school teacher, started the Lampang Herb Conservation Club to provide one-stop service that includes herbal spa, medicine, cosmetic products and seedlings for sale.
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The new way of healing - without a scalpel

Ko Samui has quietly emerged as a world leader in alternative healing centres. Options range from five-star resorts to more simple operations that focus solely on the treatment programme more than the accommodations.
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Health and healing

Thai herbal wisdom and modern science fuse to further the cause of tourism in Prachin Buri
The Chao Phya Abhaibhubejhr Hospital in Prachin Buri is famous for its herbal products. Driving there, I was looking forward to a quick visit as all I wanted to do was buy cosmetics and toiletries and move on.
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Montira Spa Bangkok

Located right in the heart of Sukhumvit area, the Montira Spa is recommended for residents in the area and office workers who need stress-relief treatment but have little time to spare.
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A spa for smiles

'I'm counting the days to my next visit. I never thought I say that about going to a dentist," Kevin Fleming wrote to Dr Lily. Kevin is an American based in Baghdad . The everyday bombing in Iraq 's capital doesn't make his hair stand on end, but stepping into a dentist's does _ or did. Dr Lily, or Dr Watchareewon Porncharoen, and her Bangkok Dental Spa Clinic gave Kevin his Hollywood smile plus a positive attitude towards dentistry.
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Watery way to wellbeing

The recent opening of two new medical spas aims to return spas to their original purpose
In Thailand you can take your Toyota for a treatment at a car spa, pamper your pooch with a massage at a pet spa, and indulge yourself in nail spas, hair spas and other spa mutants. While the Kingdom has been building its reputation as a heavenly spa destination, the out-of-control mutation of spa services may well undermine this booming industry.
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International SPA meeting boost for Kindom

In a bid to strengthen the country's standing as a regional spa industry hub, Thailand will for the first time host next year's ISPA Asia-Pacific Conference and Exhibition, expected to attract 150 spa operators from 20 countries.
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A TOURIST'S PARADISE

No one would have imagined 43 years ago that the temple next to the Grand Palace would become a top tourist attraction in Bangkok. That was when the now-world-famous massage centre and school was opened at Wat Pho.
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MANDARA ACADEMY OF SPA CUISINE

Located at the Bangkok Marriott Resort & Spa near the Krung Thep Bridge, the Mandara Academy of Spa Cuisine offers more than just spa ambience. Physically rejuvenating first-class treatment aside, the academy1 offers you a chance to learn how to prepare spa cuisine, not the usual Thai cooking classes available elsewhere. It claims to the first of its kind in Thailand.
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Nakornthon Hospital opens 1st medical spa

Nakornthon Hospital will today open the country's first medical spa.
Patients can choose from a combination of Western medicine and local Eastern herbal treatments, hospital medical director Dr Wiroj Trakarnwijitr said. Specialists will sit down with them to discuss the best course of treatment before therapy begins.
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Health and Beauty Show

The Export Promotion Department expects up to 25,000 visitors from Asean, Japan, China, Europe, the Middle East and the US at the Thailand Health and Beauty Show.
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New breed of tourists

Thailand's hospitals and clinics make a name for themselves by attracting foreign travellers in need of medical and aesthetic treatments.
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Medical hub plan could prove costly

Foreigners not paying bills, experts warn.
Government plans to promote Thailand as an Asian medical hub could result in mounting bad debts if foreign patients refuse to pay for medical services, legal and health experts warned yesterday.
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Medical hub: Bangkok Hospital upgrading

Company sets five-year target to make health services world class.
Bangkok Dusit Medical Services has brought on board a strategic planning and marketing expert in a crucial move to make its Bangkok Hospital chain a true regional medical hub in five years.
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