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Birth health tourism, the practice of traveling abroad to give birth, has evolved from a niche phenomenon into a complex global industry shaped by shifting economic, political, and social dynamics. Initially driven by access to superior medical care and favorable birth environments, it has now been influenced by legal and citizenship considerations, cost differences, and perceptions of maternal well-being. Advances in healthcare infrastructure, international accreditation, and digital connection facilitate cross-border maternity services, allowing parents to make informed choices about where to deliver their children. The future of birth health tourism may be defined by global policies, ethical regulations, and the integration of telehealth and personalized medicine, redefining how and where individuals seek safe, equitable, and culturally responsive childbirth experiences. The Evolution and Future Trajectory of Birth Health Tourism explores the emerging global trend of birth health tourism, where expectant parents travel abroad for childbirth-related medical services. It examines how technological advances, improved accessibility, and shifting social attitudes toward cross-border healthcare are reshaping the future of birth tourism, offering insights into the key factors driving this market, including cost, quality of care, and legal considerations. This book covers topics such as sociology, telemedicine, and digital technology, and is a useful resource for business owners, medical and healthcare professionals, academicians, researchers, and scientists.