UK-based wellness platform Healthtrip expands to Middle East

The UK-based medical and wellness travel platform Healthtrip has announced its expansion into the Middle East with new operational offices in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.

With this move, the company aims to cater to the region’s growing demand for healthcare services.

Healthtrip has secured backing from prominent UAE-based venture capital funds, including Humania Capital, D-One Investments, and NB Ventures.

The platform boasts a robust network, collaborating with over 1,500 hospitals and wellness centres across the US, UK, Germany, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, India, Singapore, and Egypt.

Growing client base

So far, Healthtrip has serviced over 65,000 clients from 38 countries through its AI-driven platform, which matches individuals with healthcare providers based on treatment type, ratings, cost, and location.

In addition to medical services, Healthtrip offers comprehensive destination services such as hotel bookings, airport transfers, concierge services, and interpreters.

Danish Ahmed, CEO and co-founder of Healthtrip, commented, “Our expansion into the Middle East reflects our commitment to supporting the region’s ambition to enhance health, wellness, longevity, and anti-ageing experiences for global travellers. With a growing demand for treatments in longevity and aesthetics, alongside well-established medical services, our entry into the Middle East is a strategic step.

“The region’s advanced healthcare infrastructure and streamlined travel options make it an ideal location for our continued international growth. We are excited to contribute to the development of inbound health and wellness travel in the Middle East.”

Healthtrip builds key partnerships

Healthtrip has forged partnerships with esteemed healthcare providers in the region, including Saudi German Hospitals, Burjeel Group, American Hospital, Kings College Hospital, Zoya Wellness and Kaya Skincare.

These alliances are set to position Healthtrip as a leading platform for efficient and personalised healthcare services both within the Middle East and on a global scale.

As part of its regional expansion, Healthtrip has introduced THRIVE, a unique transformation programme designed to rejuvenate both body and mind, further enhancing its comprehensive service offering.

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