New education tourism in India

The newest kind of tourism that I knew is medical tourism. In fact, there’s a one private hospital in Kuala Lumpur that specifically designed to for it .With the 5 star facilities which best compared with the infamous Gleneagles Specialist Centre in Ampang, Prince Court Medical Centre has received an international accreditaion and increasingly gaining interest by foreigners patients with its high quality of services. Yes, everyone gets sicks no matter how bloom the global economy goes as well as everyone gets hungry all the time & can never kick the habits of visiting their favourite Kentucky Fried Chicken or Mcdonalds everytime the salary pay day comes.  But I was thinking that besides medical industry that was one of the reason for foreigners to travel abroad, there was other popular reason which is furthering study in any foreign universities. Despites a decades of growing number of sudents from overseas that coming to Malaysia and also local students that gained seats in prestigous education institutions such as Oxford,Harvard,Australian National University or even University of Tokyo, how come most people forgot to education as a tourism packages? Or maybe I shall says that ‘education tourism’ – a tourism campaign to attract foreigners to visits and stays in the country which will included certain benefits like tax exemptions,international scholarship, lower strictment of visa application or even access to apply for permanent residence status in the future.

IBM, the world’s famous computer giant, has introduced a education opportunities for global citizens to come to India and study their certified training courses. Referred as education tourism, all travel general packages such as visa’s,accomodation & even flight tickets will be take care by learning provider here in India. Stratom IT Solutions, which is an India based IT company is the strategic partener and will be assisting IBM by conduction courses from the IBM Power and IBM System Storage Curriculum.

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