May 3, 2011
Travel to Panama
After being in the shadow of Costa Rica for so many years, Panama is finally enjoying a boom in tourism of its own. In this article, you will discover various tourist destinations in this beautiful country.
Panama has a population of 4 million people and is situated between Colombia and Costa Rica. Panama city is the capital. Spanish is the official language although English is spoken in the business community.
Panama is one of the strongest economies in Latin America thank to the success of the Panama Canal. This man built wonder have saved transport company time and money by allowing ships to cross from the Atlantic to the Pacific (and vice versa) in around a day instead of a month. The canal is currently being expanded to receive post panama ships by 2014.
The climate in Panama is tropical therefore expect lots of humidity during the rainy season season which lasts between May and January. The dry season is quite short lasting between January and May. The great thing about Panama is that you can travel from the Atlantic to the Pacific side in just a few hours.
If you enjoy the nightlife, Panama city is the place for you. This city has seen an increase in restaurant, bar, clubs and shopping malls. This is due to the high immigration rate of foreigners into the country. The prices are a fraction of what you would usually pay in the US,Europe or Canada.
If you are looking for more historical site, you have to visit Casco Voejo which boost colonial style houses, museums and UNESCO protected areas.
If you want to shop at heavily discounted prices, you need to go to the Colon Free Zone. This is the second largest tax free zone in the world after Hong Kong. You can find discount at up to 60% off retail prices.
You can clearly see that Panama is a great country to visit. Try to stay more than one week as you will have plenty to see.
When traveling to Panama, stay at our beautiful and affordable hotel Toscana Inn. For more information, click here Cheap Hotel Panama.
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