Panama Vacation

Panama itself actually originated as a series of islands before continued volcanic activity united many of the landmasses to form the isthmus that we call Panama today. Today, the islands and archipelagos that remain off the coast of Panama house unique ecosystems and habitats for both local cultures, plants and animals and are surrounded by [...]

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Panama’s modern infrastructure, stable government, established banking system and dedication to international relations make it an attractive prospective base for new and developing businesses.  With an average annual growth of 8.7%, Panama’s economy is growing and prospering.

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Despite a rocky past full of corruption and excessive U.S. influence, Panama’s current democratic government has enjoyed over a decade of peaceful elections and increasing transparency and is one of the most stable in Latin America.

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Panama City offers a veritable melting pot of international cuisine thanks to its proximity to one of the world’s most important international shipping routes. Chinese, American, Greek and Latin American influences are easy to spot in most local restaurants. Outside of the city center you will find that rural cuisine leans more toward its Central [...]

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The economy of Panama, unlike the majority of Central American nations, is dominated by service industries like banking, commerce and tourism. The country’s leading exports are still agricultural based and include bananas, drinks, shrimp, sugar, coffee and clothing, though growing manufacturing exports include spare plane parts, cement, drinks, adhesives, automobiles, textiles and a recent jump [...]

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It is not uncommon to find your average retired expat or young Panamanian being listed as the president of his or her own private corporation in Panama. The legal process requires the help of a lawyer, yourself and two other members, often the lawyer’s secretary or partner. The benefits of owning your own corporation are [...]

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From traditional indian molas to modern frescos and the varied architectural styles of the capital city’s towering skyscrapers, Panama is itself a work of art with indigenous and foreign cultures as well as generations past each leaving their distinct mark.

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The Darien, the largest Panamanian province, sits to the southwest of the Panama Canal and shares a border with Colombia. A large portion of the area, or 1.4 million acres, as been designated a National Park, though few rangers or police officials patrol the area, leaving it vulnerable to deforestation. The region has the infamous [...]

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Panama is considered to be one of the most important aviation hubs in the Americas thanks in large part to the international Copa Airline, which calls Panama home. Many flights between North and South America include a layover in Panama’s Tocumen International Airport. Panama is also the proud host to two well-established domestic airlines, Aeroperlas [...]

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Known among avid fishermen for constant record breaking for huge bill fish. This is a must visit for any sportsman obsessed with big game fish.

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