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\u00a0<\/p>\n “The global severity of
\u00a0<\/p>\n insigHT2021 is poised as a catalyst<\/b> for cross collaboration<\/b> as the
\u00a0<\/p>\n Joining insigHT2021 are an esteemed line-up of
\u00a0<\/p>\n “Through initiatives such as insigHT2021, we will
\u00a0<\/p>\n insigHT2021 is supported by TM One (Digital
\nLUMPUR, MALAYSIA –\u00a0Media
\nOutReach<\/a>\u00a0– 2 November 2021 –\u00a0<\/i>The Malaysia
\nHealthcare Travel Council (MHTC)<\/a> will be hosting insigHT2021<\/b>, the region’s
\nleading medical travel market intelligence conference, which is set to take
\nplace virtually this 16 to 18 November. Themed Forging Resilience<\/b>, <\/i>insigHT2021 will focus on how the
\nglobal medical travel industry can remain resilient in manoeuvring through
\nuncertainties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Now
\nin its sixth instalment, the conference has grown to attract many international
\nspeakers and audiences, who recognise insigHT2021 as a platform to strategise
\nand collaborate in sustaining and growing the healthcare travel industry. <\/p>\n
\nthe pandemic has posed several challenges for the medical travel industry value
\nchain due to prolonged lockdowns on both the local and international scale. “It
\nis crucial that the medical travel industry turns lessons learnt from COVID-19 into
\nactionable strategies. This is where insigHT plays the role as a fodder for ideas
\n<\/b>to drive the industry forward<\/b> into the future,” said Mohd Daud Mohd
\nArif, Chief Executive Officer of MHTC. “However, if there is one thing we can
\ntake from the pandemic, it is that cross collaboration is crucial<\/b> in
\naccelerating industry recovery<\/b> and our
\nnation’s healthcare landscape moving forward,” he added.<\/p>\n
\nconference gathers key speakers and experts across various sectors of the value
\nchain to share insights on post-pandemic recovery strategies and opportunities
\nfor industry resilience. Participants stand to benefit from live Q&A<\/b>
\nsessions with regional speakers<\/b>, roundtable discussions<\/b>, networking
\nwith experts<\/b> from various industries through private meetings<\/b> and downloading
\ne-business cards<\/b> as well as gaining access to on-demand videos<\/b> from
\nthe conference. Among topics that will be discussed during the conference
\ninclude reimaging the health system, the future of healthcare and well-being,
\nand rebuilding hospitality. <\/p>\n
\nspeakers, comprising of global thought leaders and experts in the field of
\nmedical travel. They include: YB Khairy Jamaluddin <\/b>(Minister of Health
\nMalaysia), Ir. Rizki Handayani, MBTM <\/b>(Deputy Minister for Tourism
\nProduct and Events, Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of Republic of
\nIndonesia), YBhg. Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Dr. Noor Hisham Abdullah <\/b>(Director
\nGeneral, Ministry of Health Malaysia), Datuk Musa Hj. Yusof <\/b>(Deputy Director
\nGeneral (Promotion), Tourism Malaysia), Aireen Omar <\/b>(President \u2013 AirAsia
\nDigital, AirAsia Group), Nongyao Jirundorn (Tourism Authority of Thailand), Michel
\nJulian<\/b> (UNWTO Spain), and Arnaud Bauer<\/b> (L.E.K. Consulting). <\/p>\n
\ncontinue to build trust for Malaysia<\/b> Healthcare<\/b> as a thought
\nleader for the industry. Our priority during this recovery period is to forge
\nresilience for the sector driven by collaboration with industry players to further
\nbuild a conducive and sustainable healthcare travel ecosystem,” Mohd Daud concluded.<\/p>\n
\nPartner), Tourism Malaysia, Tourism Selangor, IMM Carehub, and Magicopper. For
\nmore information and to register for insigHT2021, visit www.mhtc.org.my\/insigHT2021<\/a>. To download the insigHT2021 e-brochure, click here<\/a>. <\/p>\n