Portugal says ‘Brelcome’ to British visitors, launches new health campaign
The Government of Portugal through Turismo de Portugal has announced the launch of #Brelcome Health, a campaign specially developed for British tourists visiting the country for heath treatments. As part of the initiative, Portugal will offer high quality health care services to Britons at three of the country’s largest private healthcare providers – Lusíadas, CUF and Hospital da Luz, for a fixed price. The services are available immediately and will be offered to British tourists irrespective of the Brexit outcome, a sign of the special relationship held by Portugal with the UK.
A specialised ‘Portugal Health Passport’, launched as part of the campaign, will offer tourists premium health care services, performed by highly qualified and internationally recognised professionals and English-speaking staff, covering both emergency care and preventive medicine.
British tourists seeking medical attention simply have to present their health passport to access the services for a special price. Tourists seeking specialised services as part of health tourism have to pre-book to access specific treatments.
With the UK being the largest incoming market to Portugal, the country also seeks to maintain a smooth and stable process for British visitors. In this spirit, Portugal recently launched the Brelcome campaign to reaffirm the country’s ongoing commitment to British citizens, with the slogan ‘Brelcome, Portugal will never leave you’. Within a month of its launch, the campaign reached over 8 million people in the UK.
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