- Efforts are on to air connect Bangladesh capital Dhaka with Vibrant Gujarat
- ‘Atithi Devo bhava’ (Guests are akin to God,) is a cultural tradition that has been in practice in Gujarat since ancient times
- Newera would also explore potential collaborations in sectors such as ready-made garments, diamonds, coal, and Kota stone, led by team member Avishruti Sarkar
GOWRI MANICKAVASAGAM
AHMEDABAD, MAY 6
Gujarat is emerging as a medical tourism destination with its conducive medical tourism policy and state-of-the-art healthcare facilities. ‘Atithi Devo bhava’ (Guests are akin to God,) is a cultural tradition that has been in practice in Gujarat since ancient times. In recent times, the same tradition has been extended to patients from around the world to alleviate their pain and suffer at affordable costs.
The medical tourism industry has experienced significant growth over the past decade, driven by the increasing demand for high-quality, cost-effective healthcare services across the globe. While Chennai in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, New Delhi and Mumbai have been attracting patients from abroad, Gujarat is tapping this emerging sector with better international air connectivity. And now efforts are on to air connect Bangladesh capital Dhaka with Vibrant Gujarat.
With an avowed aim to strengthen India-Bangladesh relations, NewEra Medical Tourism, a division of Newera Skills LLP led by CMD Milan Parikh, embarks on a crucial visit to Bangladesh. At the invitation of the Bangladeshi government, facilitated by Member of Parliament Mohit Ur Rahman Shanto and his advisor Muhammed Shazzat Hossain, Milan Parikh will be in Bangladesh from May 9th to 12th, 2024.
Recognizing Bangladesh’s need for qualified doctors and advanced healthcare facilities, NewEra Medical Tourism has partnered with Accord Superspeciality Hospital in Faridabad, India.
Regarding this, Milan Parikh, CMD, New Era Skills LLP said, “This collaboration aims to provide Bangladeshi patients access to specialized medical care in areas like cardiology, nephrology, neurology, gynecology, and orthopedics. We aspire to be a technology-driven, efficient, and financially sound organization. Furthermore, we are committed to contributing towards community development and nation-building. We encourage ideas, talent, and value systems, and uphold the guiding principles of trust, integrity, and transparency in all aspects of interactions and dealings.”
Heman Parikh, Director, New Era Skills LLP said, “We have acknowledged the growing interest in traditional medicine. We have also included Vandana Tyagi, a specialist in Ayurveda and naturopathy, on our team. She will cater to patients seeking non-invasive and traditional treatments. At New Era Skills, we believe in delivering excellence through innovation while maintaining high standards in everything we do-from customer service to product delivery-so that our clients can benefit from maximum value at every stage.”
Dr Vandana Tyagi, Director and owner at Shakuntlam Traditional Spinal Care, an Ayurveda, Naturopathy, Yoga, Meditation center was also addressed the media.
Milan Parikh is scheduled to meet with Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to solidify business ties.
Newera would also explore potential collaborations in sectors such as ready-made garments, diamonds, coal, and Kota stone, led by team member Avishruti Sarkar.
NewEra Medical Tourism is actively forging partnerships not only with Bangladesh but also with nations like Tanzania, the USA, UK, and Oman. Under Milan Parikh’s leadership, the company envisions India becoming a prominent medical hub, boosting the nation’s GDP, generating employment opportunities, and strengthening global connections.
