Turkey's largest mixed-use project is opening its doors
As Turkey’s largest mixed-use project, Downtown Life and Entertainment Center prepares to open its doors, the introduction of Meditown, which will provide a new generation healthcare experience in Bursa, was held at the Gönlüferah Hotel with the participation of Bursa’s doctors
The launch event of the project was attended by Atış Companies Group CEO Ahmet Atış, Board Member Metin Atış, Bursa Health Tourism Association President Dr. Metin Yurdakoş, Bursa Metropolitan Municipality Protocol and External Relations Department Head Abdülkerim Baştürk, Meditown executives, healthcare professionals, and distinguished doctors. Designed with horizontal architecture and hosting Bursa’s most modern clinics, Meditown Health Center was designed to offer modern and innovative solutions tailored to the changing needs of healthcare professionals and patients. Speaking at the launch event of Meditown Health Center, Atış Companies Group Board Member Metin Atış stated that they aimed to be innovative and pioneering in every field, highlighting that the most important example of this approach was the Downtown Life and Entertainment Center project.
Atış emphasized that Downtown Entertainment and Life Center, which bears the distinction of being Turkey’s largest mixed-use project with its 620,000 square meters of construction area, including a luxury hotel, shopping malls, dining areas, residences, and numerous social amenities, has as one of its most important points, the Meditown Health Center, which will offer a new generation of healthcare services to Bursa. Mentioning that Turkey is one of the important destinations in the world in the field of health tourism, Atış said, “Meditown Health Center was planned with a working concept that will include Bursa’s doctors in the global health tourism network. Within this framework, the consultation services of our doctors located in Meditown, consisting of 32 clinics, will be provided by professionals who speak multiple foreign languages. Furthermore, our doctors can receive agency services from Meditown’s health tourism offices established in six countries. We believe that a concept where healthcare services interact with accommodation, dining, shopping, and even art will meet all the needs of the new social order.”
