Tourexpi
In
line with the Expo's theme "Designing Future Society for Our
Lives," Thailand will demonstrate how its unique blend of
traditional practices and advanced medical services fosters the greatest
happiness and well-being for all.
Thailand
to Showcase Medical and Wellness Excellence at Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan
According
to Thailand's Minister of Public Health Somsak Thepsutin, the World
Expo provides an exceptional opportunity for nations to connect and showcase
innovations that shape a better future.
"We
are excited to take part in this global event, where Thailand will
share its unmatched expertise in both traditional Thai medicine and modern
healthcare," Minister Somsak stated. "Thailand's policies are
focused on transforming the country into an international medical hub, and our
participation in Expo 2025 in Osaka will highlight our strengths in
these areas."
Thailand's Medical
and Wellness Excellence
The
Thai Pavilion at Expo 2025 will feature five key areas of excellence that
set Thailand apart as a leader in healthcare:
·
Traditional Thai Healthcare:
Emphasizing the harmony between humans and nature, traditional Thai medicine
has been practiced for centuries and remains integral to the country's
identity.
·
Thai Herbs and Culinary Health: Thailand's rich
culinary traditions, such as the world-famous Tom Yum Goong, incorporate
the healing power of Thai herbs, showcasing their health benefits.
·
Thai Herbal Medicine: Visitors will
learn about unique herbal products such as aroma inhalers and therapeutic
massage oils, commonly used to promote health and well-being.
·
Thai Massage: Recognized as a UNESCO
cultural heritage, Thai massage is world-renowned for its healing properties,
combining therapeutic techniques with relaxation.
·
Modern Medical Excellence: Thailand is
a recognized leader in modern healthcare, with 62 medical organizations
accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI), ranking the country 4th
globally and No. 1 in Southeast Asia.
A
Thriving Medical Tourism Industry
Thailand's healthcare
services and exceptional hospitality have helped the country rank among the
world's top five medical tourism destinations. The industry is valued at one
trillion baht and is expected to reach 2.2 trillion baht (64.02
billion USD) by 2034, contributing significantly to the country's economic
growth.
The
Thai Experience at Expo 2025
"Thailand's appeal
as a medical and wellness hub is not only due to our advanced healthcare system
but also our warm hospitality, rich cultural heritage, and stunning natural
beauty," Minister Somsak continued. "At Expo 2025, visitors will have
the opportunity to experience these elements firsthand, and we hope to inspire
them to explore more about Thai medicine and visit Thailand to
discover these healing practices in person."
A
Global Gathering in Osaka
Expo
2025 will be held in Osaka, Japan, from April 13 to October 13, 2025,
and is expected to attract 28 million visitors from around the world. Thailand's participation
will be a key opportunity to share its medical and wellness excellence on the
global stage.
Image Credit: © Thailand's Ministry of Public
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