A cikin kwata na farko na 2010, haɓakar yawon buɗe ido daga Rasha zuwa Isra'ila ya kai + 71% (bayanan Hukumar Kula da Yawon shakatawa ta Rasha da Hukumar Kididdiga ta Rasha). Wannan adadi wani bangare ne na ci gaban ban mamaki na matafiya zuwa kasashen Gabas ta Tsakiya (+59% a cikin watanni 7 na 2009). Yankin shine cikakken jagora a masana'antar tafiye-tafiye da yawon shakatawa na Rasha, wanda ke samun ingantaccen ci gaba a cikin 2010.
Ƙididdiga na farko a cikin 2010 ya tsaya kan masu yawon bude ido miliyan 3.45 zuwa Isra'ila, 14% sama da na 2008, lokacin da aka kafa tarihin baya. Yawan fasinja zuwa Isra'ila ya karu da kashi 10% a cikin 2010 kuma ya kai fasinjoji miliyan 2.3. Jimillar ziyarce-ziyarcen da aka yi daga Rasha ya kai 560,000, inda a halin yanzu Rasha ke matsayi na biyu a duk duniya, kuma ta zama kashi 15% na dukkan bakin haure zuwa Isra'ila.
Mazauna Ukraine da Rasha suna zabar asibitocin kasashen waje saboda wasu dalilai. Wannan ya haɗa da ci gaba da haɓakar kuɗin likita a ƙasarsu, da kuma damuwa game da ƙarancin cancantar likitocin, wanda ke haifar da rashin tabbas a cikin binciken da kuma ingancin sabis ɗin da ake bayarwa a cikin gida.
'Yan Rasha suna tafiya Isra'ila don aiki da kuma kula da cututtuka daban-daban, waɗanda suka bambanta daga cututtukan zuciya da jijiyoyin jini zuwa oncology, dermatology, orthopedic, IVF, da sauransu.
Taron Kiwon Lafiyar Kiwon Lafiya da Lafiya na Moscow na 2 zai kasance mai himma don haɓaka halaye a cikin kasuwar mabukaci ta Rasha dangane da balaguron balaguro zuwa ƙasashen waje don neman magani. Majalisar za ta ji daɗin halartar fitattun masu magana daga asibitoci masu zaman kansu, hukumomin gwamnati, da ƙungiyoyin kasuwanci masu wakiltar Jamus, Switzerland, Isra'ila, ƙasashen Gabashin Turai, da yankin Gabas ta Tsakiya.
Za a gudanar da taron Kiwon Lafiyar Kiwon Lafiya na Moscow na Biyu (MHTC 2011) a ranar 17-18 ga Maris, 2011 a Expocentre Fairgrounds, Moscow, Russia. Za a gudanar da bikin baje kolin "Medical & Health Tourism Exhibition" a ranakun 16-19 ga Maris, 2011.
