BDMS Wellness, a unit under Bangkok Dusit Medical Services Plc, has partnered with a Chinese company to focus on preventive medicine in a bid to attract Chinese travellers seeking healthcare in Thailand.
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BDMS Wellness Clinic, a subsidiary of Bangkok Dusit Medical Services Plc, has launched a second branch at its Celes Samui resort to capitalise on the growth of wellness tourism, which is expanding by more than 20% per year.
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Aviation, healthcare picked for rebound
published : 8 Feb 2021 at 06:44
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Shares of aviation, healthcare and tourism stocks are expected to rise following the Thai government s policy of allowing travellers with vaccine passports to enter Thailand without a mandatory 14-day quarantine upon arrival, according to research from KTBST Securities.
However, investors must follow news on the progress of mass vaccination programmes around the world as the starting dates for mass immunisation in many countries, including Thailand, remain uncertain.
Analysts from KTBST expect 50,000 doses of vaccines will be imported to Thailand in February, followed by 800,000 doses in March and 1 million in April.
The government plans to inoculate a total of 35 million people this year, or around 50% of the population, with the 70 million vaccine doses it is procuring from Beijing-based Sinovac Biotech and AstraZeneca.