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number of hotels in Panama are spread throughout
strategic points along the isthmus, such as in the
banking area, on the Pacific coast, along the banks
of the Panama Canal and in the middle of the Rainforest.
Panama has a variety of natural and historical attractions,
as well as venues and sites for the most creative
theme events or team building activities. |
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The local
currency is the US Dollar and visitors find prices
very affordable. High quality services can be
found in all price ranges. There is a long tradition
of service to tourists in Panama due to its use
as an international transit hub for many years.
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matter of fact, it is one of the safest destinations
for travelers. In a survey conducted by Newsweek
magazine, the prestigious Pinkerton Intelligence
Agency ranked Panama among the safest countries
to visit in the world. Visitors in Panama are
safe, so relax and enjoy! |
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Panama has
a sophisticated economy based on service: it has
potable tap water, a modern highway system in good
repair, and high quality facilities. The political
difficulties are a thing of the past, and today
Panama has one of the most exemplary democracies
in Latin America. |
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two oceans, countless islands and Caribbean-style
beaches, there is much to choose from for your
programs: full service resorts, hidden paradises,
Indian villages and much more.
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Panama
City is known for its nightlife. You may choose
from over 150 restaurants with cuisines from around
the world, and entertainment includes nightclubs,
bars, pubs, casinos and cinema-plex movie theaters.
Panamanians are friendly and fun loving people.
They know how to have a party and they truly enjoy
tourists sharing in the action!
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| Panama
offers visitors a banquet of experience with its
exotic rainforest tours, mountain refuges, Caribbean
beaches, Indian tribes, a Miami-style capital
city, impressive historical sites, adventures
in kayaking and white water rapid trips, and of
course, one of the engineering wonders of the
world: the Panama Canal. |
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The sea too
offers its abundance. Just one spot in Panama, Piñas
Bay, holds 170 world records for fishing. There
are five areas recognized around the world for diving
and snorkeling: Bocas del Toro, Coiba Island, Las
Perlas Islands, Isla Grande and for historical diving:
Portobelo. |
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| There
are not one, but six Indian tribes in Panama.
Straight out of a National Geographic article,
each tribe has preserved its fascinating way of
life. Many live in very accessible areas and enjoy
sharing their culture with visitors. |
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