Info about Medical Tourism in Egyptian sites

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Info about Medical Tourism in Egyptian sites

05 16, 2023

Medical tourism aims to visit a country to treat and recover from various diseases, enjoy the beautiful nature in Egypt, and visit its most attractive tourist places.

Egypt is recently characterized as one of the global medical tourism destinations that foreigners visit from around the world to receive treatment firstly through natural components, modern centers, and hospitals at affordable costs. Egypt trips allow you to visit the beautiful Egyptian sights through Egypt Classic Tours to combine the historical sights and the medical places like the salted lakes in Siwa Oasis in the western desert.

Furthermore, medical tourism in Egypt has a history in the era of the ancient Egyptians during the era of the Pharaohs. The ancient Egyptians were pioneers in the medical field: They used wells and springs as natural healing sources to heal different diseases. Therefore, people from surrounding countries such as the Greeks, Romans, and Sumerians took Egypt as their source of healing and obtaining beneficial treatments. Till now, people sought to heal various diseases through the natural water of Egyptian springs like Bir Wahid in Siwa and the warm springs in Bahiriya Oasis which is one of the top chosen trips from Egypt Desert Safari Tours in Egypt.

Moreover, during the Romans era in Egypt: they paid attention to medical tourism and natural sources, so they established large baths in Egypt, and most of the Romans sought to develop medical tourism. Egyp has many beautiful rich places with nature that attract people from different cultures and countries like Hot springs in Marsa Alam that help in healing skin diseases, bone pain, and body inflammations, Salt Cave in Marsa Matrouh, Sulfur water helps in treating rheumatoid and chronic rheumatism diseases in Baharita Oasis, Watery wells in Sainai like Mosa’s springs, and Siwa springs. Tailor your tour according to your preferences with Cairo Top Tours professional guides and local guides to discover the best spots during Egypt Christmas Tours with your friends and family

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Natural therapies are provided based on natural resources such as a suitable climate, mineral water springs, sulfur water spas, mud, and hot sand. All of these factors combine to make Egypt a desirable destination for medical tourism, which is why it is also known as "Therapeutic Tourism" around the world.

Egypt has been renowned since antiquity for its mineral-rich soil, which can be used to treat diseases, and for locations like the Cleopatra Spring and Bir Wahid in the Siwa Oasis, which contain more sulfur than all other mineral springs combined.

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