Bangladesh has firmly positioned itself as both a major exporter of medical tourism products and services and an increasingly attractive host destination. With outbound medical travel still significant—around 700,000 Bangladeshis spend an estimated USD 3.5 billion annually abroad—the country is now channeling strong government support and private sector investment to capture this demand domestically. At the same time, Bangladesh remains one of India’s largest tourist‑sourcing nations, consistently ranking among the top two contributors to foreign arrivals, with medical travel as the primary driver. These trends underscore Bangladesh’s growing significance as a hosting place for international health tourism expos and partnerships, offering a platform to showcase its expanding healthcare infrastructure, competitive costs, and regional leadership in medical tourism.