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MEDICAL TOURISM PROJECT:

  1. Courses in Butyeko and Dorn Method Therapies
  2. Medicinal Herb Course
  3. “Heart Program” an Ayurvedic therapy from India which prevents the need for heart surgery and provides recovery after heart attack.
  4. AURORA HERBAL HEALTH CENTRE’s cooperation with infoholix provides the “social responsible” component through iEF, by training local people to become therapists at no cost creating a major inward investment to the country.
  5. While South Africa attracts 25,000 international patients for Cosmetic surgery, Heart and Kidney surgery which all require high tech, Zambia can attract far more with natural medicines. While a high tech infrastructure requires a lot of capital and provides benefits for relatively few, the low tech infrastructure for natural medicines requires little capital, can be created in a short time and benefits the whole country. Every tourist facility can offer natural medicine programs, thereby creating jobs for therapists trained by AURORA. Medical Tourism eliminates seasonal highs and lows, as it works all year round which is the tourism industry’s dream.
  6. While other Medical Tourism countries provide treatments for patients only, Zambia distinguishes itself by training therapists from all over the world as well as providing treatments for patients.
  7. Zambia has the potential to become the world centre for CAM. This requires action that is unique and therefore newsworthy. “Breast cancer prevention” is such an action. With the cooperation of the press in Zambia, this news can be disseminated through news agencies worldwide. This in turn creates publicity for the Tourism Council of Zambia and the Zambia National Tourist Board.


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