Panama Tourism

  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 expects to receive 1.8 million tourists throughout 2022 “We are talking about 800,000 people until the month of June, and we are aiming at the projection of 1.8 million visitors” to close the year, the administrator of the Panama Tourism Authority (ATP), Iván Eskildsen, told reporters. Source: EFE Panama expects to receive 1.8 million tourists this year while trying to recover the sector's pre-pandemic figures, said the Panama Tourism Authority In 2022, "the recovery efforts of the sector are advancing in a very positive way", since "the figures reported by the Comptroller's Office as of June is four times the number of visitors from last year and already very close to the levels of visitors of the year 2019,” explained Eskildsen. "In January 2022 we were still 45% apart from what we were in 2019, but in June we are already 15%, the gap is narrowing," added the ATP head. Tourism was one of the sectors hardest hit by the pandemic, which caused the

  Copa Airlines re-launches incentives and discounts to reactivate tourism in Panama Copa Airlines re-launched a set of incentives to reactivate the tourism sector in the Central American country, hard hit by the covid-19 pandemic, at a time in which the authorities are lifting the restrictions. Source: EFE “Copa’s contribution is encompassed in two aspects: one has to do with the offer of quite aggressive promotional rates from different destinations that are key for the country and for the different initiatives that we are launching (…) and on the other hand, the market is there, with our own resources, “the senior director of Marketing, External Communications and the Frequent Flyer Program of Copa Airlines, Marco Ocando, told Efe. Copa Airlines, together with the Tourism Promotion Fund (Promtur Panama), presented a series of initiatives, which include special incentives and discounted rates on air tickets. These are “initiatives that are being carried out or will do so so