Welche Rolle spielt die Gesundheitspolitik? Eine Analyse des Medizintourismus in Australien und Deutschland
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Locher, C.
Pforr, Christof
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2015Type
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Locher, C. and Pforr, C. 2015. Welche Rolle spielt die Gesundheitspolitik? Eine Analyse des Medizintourismus in Australien und Deutschland. Zeitschrift für tourismuswissenschaft. 7 (1): pp. 19-34.
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Zeitschrift für tourismuswissenschaft
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Health tourism is a rather broad concept that spans from wellness tourism to medical tourism and destinations for that matter differ greatly in their specific health tourism characteristics from a supply but also a demand perspective. Focusing on medical tourism, it is proposed in this paper that these differences can, at least in parts, be explained by marked differences in a country's health card system. Two very different health tourism destinations, Germany and Australia, are presented to support this argument.
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