The SEZ, a national strategic project, aims to attract both local and foreign patients by combining healthcare, wellness and hospitality services in one area.
It will feature facilities for stem cell therapy, aesthetic surgery, fertility treatments, ophthalmology, and geriatrics, alongside premium accommodations and an ethnobotanical garden.
There will also be two landmark hotels: the historic Bali Beach Hotel, the island’s first five-star property opened in 1966, and the Meru Sanur Hotel, a five-star resort.
Christine Hutabarat, CEO of Indonesia’s state-owned aviation and tourism holding company InJourney’s subsidiary, InJourney Hospitality, which manages the SEZ, said partners are carefully chosen to ensure global standards.
She added that the company spent about three years reviewing and selecting from more than 300 clinics, meeting with doctors and assessing their capabilities.
“We believe that (bringing) the international top-notch brand is the answer,” she said.
Source: CNA
