Media Coverage
International media on the rise of medical travel to China — cutting-edge therapies, world-class hospitals, and a fraction of Western costs. Click any story to read it at the original publisher.
Tourism Review · Jan 2026
China's health tourism market is booming
China's wellness and medical travel market is projected to grow from US$25.6bn to US$74.6bn by 2030, backed by "Healthy China 2030" policy and pilot medical tourism zones.
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Global Times · Jul 2025
China's booming medical tourism combines advanced care, efficient service and cultural experiences
International patients are travelling to China for advanced treatment, short waiting times and efficient hospital service — combined with travel and cultural experiences.
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The Economist · Feb 2026
Why more foreigners are seeking health care in China
Advanced therapies, short waiting times and prices far below Western levels are drawing international patients to Chinese hospitals.
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The Straits Times · Jun 2026
Why hospitals in China are attracting more foreign patients
International departments, English-speaking coordinators and faster access to novel treatments are reshaping regional patient flows.
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Bloomberg · Jun 2026
China lures foreign patients with cutting-edge, cheap medical care
A feature on China's medical tourism boom, from cell therapy to proton centres, and the patients flying in for it.
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CNN Business · Jul 2026
How trips to Asia are making some Americans healthy again
Americans priced out of domestic care are flying to Asia for screenings, dental work and complex treatment.
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Yicai Global · 2026
Faster, cheaper access is turning China into a CAR-T therapy hub
China now runs the world's largest number of CAR-T trials, with treatment costs a fraction of US list prices.
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Sixth Tone · 2026
As services expand, more foreigners seek treatment in China
Hospitals are building dedicated international services as overseas demand grows across specialties.
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The Business Times · Jun 2026
China's nascent medical tourism lures foreign patients
Policy support and new visa channels are accelerating inbound medical travel to mainland China.
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CGTN · Jun 2026
From hope to reality: Hainan opens doors to advanced care for all
Hainan's Lecheng pilot zone gives patients early access to drugs and devices approved overseas.
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