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By 2010 medical travel will be a $-billion business. Ian Youngman is producing a new series of country-specific reports on emerging countries The first in the Emerging Medical Tourism Countries series is now available; South Korea 2008

The press release gives a brief outline of the Norfolk Broads, highlighting their proximity to Great Yarmouth. It is also designed to showcase Norfolk as a holiday destination with much to offer.

The press release covers the Suffolk coastal towns of Aldeburgh and Thorpeness promoting them as a weekend break destination and directing people in particular to the Thorpeness & Aldeburgh Hotels group.

The British government has just announced it is scrapping plans to construct a road tunnel under Stonehenge, the UK's most important World Heritage Site.

Leading international tourism consultancy; Heritage Destination Consulting (HDC) has just announced that it will be running a series of heritage interpretation training courses in 2008.

Medical Tourism 2008 - The World-Wide Business Guide is a groundbreaking new 600-page business report. By 2010 medical travel is expected to be a $40-billion business, with over 780 million patients seeking care overseas.

North Walsham, Norfolk, United Kingdom - On 17 November 2007 Heritage Destination Consulting (HDC) unveils its new heritage interpretation and tourism development website; www.heritagedestination.com

The Norfolk Tourism website, one of the UK’s most popular destination websites, has launched a new ‘Guide to the Brecks, Fens and Thetford’ section, providing visitors with in-depth information about this unique and fascinating area.