Panama Tourism

  Bocas del Toro International Sea, Agroecological and Tourism Fair in Panama from October 12th to 16th According to the regional director of the ATP in this region, Lesbia Rubides, the 126 lodging structures (hotels, hostels, residences and apart hotels registered in the entity), are at their maximum capacity. Source: ATP Panama. Hotel occupancy is 100% in Isla Colón, in the province of Bocas del Toro, where this Wednesday, October 12, the International Sea, Agroecological and Tourism Fair is inaugurated, in its fifty-eighth version. “They have called from different parts of the country to reserve rooms, but there are currently no spaces on Isla Colón, so those interested in enjoying the fair have found it necessary to request accommodation on the neighboring islands: Carenero and Bastimento. ”, declared the official. Yarai Moreno, a native of the Chiriquí Grade district, was chosen queen of the fair and as vice queen Yasuany Walcott and Esperanza Vásquez, from the districts

  The MITM Panama Summit will take place from October 18 to 21 at the Hotel las Américas Golden Tower MITM Panama Summit is oriented towards high standing MICE and Cultural tourism, and for this it will bring together a select group of managers with high purchasing potential, specialized in: incentives, events and congresses, international associations, corporations, tour operators and luxury agencies. Source: EL EXPRESSO MITM Panama Summit, Meetings & Culture Travel Market, returns to Panama, in this case to Panama City, from October 18 to 21, at the Las Américas Golden Tower hotel. The event will bring together a wide range of national and international suppliers between destinations, hotel chains, airlines and DMC's. Up to 30 pre-established appointments will be scheduled for each participant, reaching around 2,000 business appointments that will be complemented by the networking program, generating important commercial alliances. MITM Panama Summit has the support

  Panama Tourism Authority Launches “1,000 Kilometers Of Trails” Project by Matt Turner / Luxury Travel Advisory The Panama Tourism Authority (ATP), in alliance with Panama’s Ministry of Environment, has launched the “1,000 Kilometers of Trails” project to preserve important ecological trails critical to tourism, ecology and scientific discovery. Created within the framework of the Tourism, Conservation and Research (TCR) strategy of Panama’s Master Plan for Sustainable Tourism (PMTS) 2020-2025, this initiative aims to conserve nature and diversify rural economies through the development of the outdoor recreation industry and green tourism in protected areas. It is also aligned with the national government's Colmena Plan, which has among its objectives that marginalized rural communities benefit from economic activities. “Tourism based on Panama’s Green Heritage is one of the fundamental areas of the economic reactivation strategy and it is incredibly important we create and