2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-67781-7_4
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The Impact of Blockchain on Medical Tourism

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“…All forms of tourism involve the significant use of all that technology means, whether we are talking about the traveler or the travel service provider: the traveler has the opportunity to capitalize on technology to identify, customize, and buy tourism products, whereas travel service providers benefit from technology to develop, manage, and distribute their offerings worldwide [32].…”
Section: Possible Blackchain Applications For Tourism Servicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All forms of tourism involve the significant use of all that technology means, whether we are talking about the traveler or the travel service provider: the traveler has the opportunity to capitalize on technology to identify, customize, and buy tourism products, whereas travel service providers benefit from technology to develop, manage, and distribute their offerings worldwide [32].…”
Section: Possible Blackchain Applications For Tourism Servicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The immutability nature of blockchain ensures that any review posted in the blockchain cannot be deleted, and updates are only possible with a traceable history. Further, blockchain enables the verification of qualifications and credentials of healthcare providers by linking with the certification bodies [3]. The other concern is the medical tourists' heavy reliance on intermediaries such as agents to organize the trip [1].…”
Section: Pre-procedural Phasementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The other concern is the medical tourists' heavy reliance on intermediaries such as agents to organize the trip [1]. Often, such intermediaries exhibit opportunistic behavior, including fraudulent practices that may adversely affect patients' health and well-being [3]. The peer-to-peer nature of the blockchain network enables potential medical tourists to engage in direct, interactive communication with the healthcare service provider [3].…”
Section: Pre-procedural Phasementioning
confidence: 99%
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