Health tourism is a wide term for travel that focus on medical treatments and the use of healthcare services. It covers a wide field of health-oriented, tourism ranging from preventive and health-conductive treatment to rehabilitation and curative forms of travel. Wellness tourism is a related field. Factors that have led to the increasing popularity of medical travel include the the high cost of healthcare, long waiting time for certain procedures, these and affordability of international travel and improvements in technology and standards of care in many countries. In the past people traveled from the less developed countries to major medical centers in highly developed countries for treatment unavailable at homes. In recent years it may equally refer to those from developed countries who travel to developing countries for lower-priced medical treatments. The motivation may be for medical services unavailable or illegal in the home country. Spar Town and Sanitaria were early forms of health tourism. The first recorded instance of people traveling for medical treatment dates back thousands of years when Greek pilgrims travelled from Eastern Mediterranean to a small area in the Seronic Gulf called Ebederia. People from the Roman Empire traveled to province Pannonia to take bath in its medicinal water pools. The Turkish bath Ahamim is a place for social gathering, ritual cleansing and the important part of any town's architectural landscape. The classic progression through an Ottoman period bath is as follows. Drysawna, shower and cool pool, relax in the hot room, then the humid steam room and finally the cold plunge. In the 18th century Europe patients visited Spars because they were places with health giving mineral waters, treating diseases from gout to liver disorders and bronchitis. No other city in the world has more active thermal springs bubbling below its surface than Budapest. Approximately 120 around the castle hill and its surroundings, percolating up through the limestone with a combined daily output estimated 70 million litres. Any other during the early years of the 20th century thermal bathing became a craze across Europe. Those cities blessed with natural springs were transformed as visitors flock to take the curative waters. Boasting more thermal springs than any other city in the world. Budapest was in the vanguard of European Spars cities, becoming a renowned centre for both leisure and therapeutic bathing and boasting cures for up to 40 different ailments. The trio of elegant new thermal bath complexes were built in Budapest. They were built to satisfy and capitalize on the huge demand for bathing facilities. It was the golden age prior to the First World War. The first is the Gellert thermal baths as part of the glamorous, late Art Nouveau Gellert hotel, was built in 1912. The waters of the Gellert for thermal pools with temperature of 26 to 38 degrees are suffused with carbonic gases recommended for patients with blood pressure and heart troubles. Secondly is the such any thermal baths which was the first public bathhouse on the pest side using the thermal spring discovered by Vilmosch Gigmundi. The temperature of its water 74 to 75 degrees, which is the hottest among the thermal springs of the city. The Donnie Oberock bathhouse was erected in 1913. Budapest's third great golden age baths are the Lucut's thermal baths. It was constructed during the 1920s on the site of the Ottoman Bath of Bevelli. Destination Spa is a resort centered on a spa, such as a mineral spa. Historically many such spa were developed at the location of natural hot springs and mineral springs. Typically over a seven-day stay, such facilities provide a comprehensive program that includes spa services, physical fitness activities, wellness education, healthy cuisine and special interest programming. Guests reside and participate in the program at a destination spa instead of just visiting for a treatment at pure vacation. Some destination spa are in exotic locations or in spa tap. Hot spars are generally located in resorts and offer similar services via rooms with services, meals, body treatment and fitness and a cart. Typical body treatment services include Balneotherapy, Aroma Therapy, Massage Fitness Consultation, Weight Loss, Skin Exfoliation, Hair Spa Treatment and Medical Treatment as well. The water of the thermal baths of Budapest is suitable to cure rheumatism and locomotive disorders, chronic arthritis and neuritis. As drinking cure, the water is suitable for curing the cational illnesses of the respiratory system and digestive organs. The curative water of the springs can be tasted in Bort.