Turkey has long been associated with medical tourism. For decades, Britons have visited this vast and vibrant country for procedures ranging from dental work and hair transplants to plastic surgery.
The country has become renowned for its affordable cosmetic surgery, with some areas, including Antalya and Istanbul, even offering ‘medical tourism packages’ comprising airport transfers, hotel stays and transportation to appointments.
But another destination has crept onto the map for Brits in search of bargain healthcare and a sprinkle of sightseeing on the side: Lithuania.
Nordclinic, a surgical centre in the medical hub city of Kaunas, has seen the number of Britons booking its
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