A research of render health tourism marketing in terms of Bursa province health workers? opinions
2010
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Medical tourism in recent years winning a major tourist variety. Medical, elderly care spas and medical tourism to strengthen the lower branches in place provide significant economic contribution.Health tourism in our country on the world market share falling from the self is working to get serious. Particularly as the overall management of health tourism potential of the provinces of central and local governments to strengthen this kind of tourism is seen for what they do serious work.Studies conducted on this issue is examined in relation to medical tourism has made a lot of work but the current potential of Bursa and marketed by us are not doing a research on have been identified. In that regard we can say that Turkey's failure in the literature. Bursa's current health tourism potential and render markets in health care facilities in Ontario have been studied.Research was used only for healthcare professionals. The survey number 100 has been reached. Percentage distribution obtained from questionnaires, frequency and One Way Anova test. As a result of work done in this regard, in the Province of Ontario and the potential for serious health tourism market is substantially concluded.
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Dr. Tolga Çetinkaya
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Tolga Çetinkaya (Master Thesis). A research of render health tourism marketing in terms of Bursa province health workers? opinions, 2010, Sakarya University.
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