A COMMENTARY ON ‘EDUCATION AND HEALTH TOURISM’ OPPORTUNITIES IN UZBEKISTAN IN THE DIGITAL AGE

Authors

Keywords:

Uzbekistan, Education tourism, Health tourism

Abstract

This commentary aims to discuss the main issue that contributed to Uzbekistan's vision of education and health tourism in the digital age.

Published

2020-08-11

How to Cite

BADAK, S. (2020). A COMMENTARY ON ‘EDUCATION AND HEALTH TOURISM’ OPPORTUNITIES IN UZBEKISTAN IN THE DIGITAL AGE. European Journal of Digital Economy Research, 1(1), 45-50. Retrieved from https://ejderhub.com/index.php/ejder/article/view/4

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2020)

Section

Commentary

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