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A Study on Medical Tourism Focused on Treatment Quality and Superior Hospitalitiy Services in Chennai

Author(s) Mr. Mohamed Akthar M K, Mr. Arul Samuel P
Country India
Abstract This study explored medical travel as numerous countries deliberated on allowing more cross-border patient movement into their healthcare systems. There were various ways to define medical tourism, with people traveling from one country to another in search of efficient and affordable healthcare services. India’s multicultural environment enabled it to attract patients from diverse nations. The study focused particularly on Chennai, recognized for its high-quality healthcare and superior hospitality. The research methodology adopted was a descriptive quantitative approach, using a structured questionnaire to collect primary data from international patients who received treatment in Chennai. The sample size of the study consisted of 117 respondents, selected from various countries to ensure diversity and representativeness. A simple random sampling technique was used to target participants with relevant experience in medical tourism. The study aimed to analyze how treatment quality, cost, hospitality services, and air travel accessibility influenced patients’ satisfaction and their decision to choose Chennai as a medical destination. To find out the result, the study adopted Regression, correlation, Chi-square, Anova and percentage analysis by using the software tool MS Excel.
Keywords Medical travel, Airlines, Patients, Healthcare, Hospitality, Treatments, Quality
Published In Volume 7, Issue 1, January-February 2026
Published On 2026-02-23
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