Andrew Glass writes for Politico about Teddy’s first visit to Panama. On November 9th in 1906, Theodore Roosevelt, the nation’s 26th president, became the first chief executive to travel abroad while in office. Accompanied by his wife, Edith, Roosevelt embarked for Panama from Chesapeake Bay aboard the U.S.S. Louisiana, a 16,000-ton battleship commissioned in June […]
Ian Allen writes for Travel and Leisure about his recent trip to Panama and Nicaragua. Ian Allen always has his bags packed. This past year, he spent 11 months on the road, shooting in places as far afield as Bhutan, Brazil, and Australia—so it’s rare for him to experience something entirely new. But recently, during […]
Kathleen Peddicord contributed this article to USNews and she is well versed on places in Panama. Panama is often recommended as a good choice for American retirees looking for a place that is accessible, comfortable, sunny and cheap. But the town you choose to live in plays a bigger role in your retirement lifestyle than […]
The Ministry of Health in Panama is inviting bids for the construction and operation of a wastewater treatment plant in East Arraiján, the trunk system and its interconnections. Panama Government Purchase 2016-0-12-0-15-LP-020185: “Design, construction, operation and maintenance of a wastewater treatment plant in East Arraiján, the trunk system and its interconnections and operation and maintenance […]
Panama needs to focus on this industry as it is still growing rapidly in Costa Rica and limping along in Panama. With the arrival of new airlines a further increase is expected in the flow of tourists from Europe, after having grown by 41% between 2010 and 2015. European tourists stay on average 17 days […]
The Guatemalan company Castillo Hermanos has acquired 100% of the equity interest of Sociedad Alimentos de Primera, a manufacturer of the Bonlac brand of dairy products in Panama. Corporación Castillo Hermanos will now participate in the dairy market in Panama, through Sociedad Alimentos de Primera S.A., which until recently was owned by the Panamanian company […]
The Panama Maritime Authority has published a tender to hire a company for the technical management of construction of the new cruise port in Isla Perico. The aim of the abbreviated best value tender is to hire a company to perform the “technical assistance to the the Maritime Authority of Panama and project management of […]
In five years the airline market in Central America has transformed from being a market dominated by two major airlines, to one with new entrants, lower prices and greater connectivity. The arrival of so called “low cost” airlines to the region has resulted in a progressive reduction in the prices of tickets to fly between […]
Colliding tectonic plates pushed up a strip of land from the watery abyss that once divided North and South America, forming the isthmus of Panama. But a study now hints that this happened millions of years earlier than scientists had thought. Evolutionary and population-genetics data from Eciton army ants, which can only travel on dry […]
So much for cheaper imported meat products. After having granted permits to import processed meats from 7 plants in Brazil, the government decided to reverse the decision and suspend the imports in order to show “solidarity” to domestic producers. The Panamanian Food Safety Authority “… taking into consideration denouncements from the productive sectors in the country, […]