Types of services that can be provided to health tourists:

• medical tourism:
It refers to tourism for the purpose of treating a disease or surgery, under medical supervision in medical centers or hospitals (two weeks on average) and the patient may then need to stay in mineral springs and resorts for the recovery period. And... for less than a year. Treatment measures include the following:


• Outpatient:
All prevention, checkup, diagnostic, paraclinical and treatment services are provided to patients in less than 6 hours.


• Hospitalization:
All services that are provided with a stay of more than 6 hours.


• Natural therapeutic tourism:
Tourism refers to healing a disease or undergoing a period of recovery under medical supervision and intervention using natural resources such as hot springs, salt lakes, medical mud, radioactive sands, or treatment in a specific climate.


• Health, well-being or prevention tourism:
Traveling to health villages and areas with mineral water springs and hot water (spas) to get rid of the tensions of everyday life and rejuvenate without medical intervention and supervision (in some cases, tourists with certain physical illnesses) is called wellness tourism.