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Malaysia's IHH says medical tourism to grow past pre-COVID levels

Hospital chain looks to M&As as Asia's aging population fuels health care demand

IHH Healthcare CEO Kelvin Loh and Mount Elizabeth Novena hospital. The Malaysian health care group is expecting medical tourism to bounce back from pandemic travel restrictions. (Source photos by Kentaro Iwamoto and AP)
KENTARO IWAMOTO, Nikkei staff writer | Malaysia

SINGAPORE -- Demand for medical tourism is starting to rebound and will grow beyond pre-pandemic levels as border restrictions ease, according to the chief executive of IHH Healthcare, one of Asia's largest private hospital chains.

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