“…Medical tourism, alternatively defined as health tourism, is a domain and activity of the field of public health, which is either directly related to it, as in the choice of the individual to receive specific medical services abroad, or indirectly, while visiting another country and the need to receive emergency medical services arises. According to Helmy [1], medical tourism is travel that aims to achieve health and well-being, through appropriate health care which may include medical examinations, surgical and plastic procedures, beauty treatments, restoration and recovery, combined with recreation, entertainment and cultural activities in the visited tourist destination [2][3][4]. In conclusion, these two terms, health tourism and medical tourism, converge.…”