Showcasing Tourism for Panama on the domestic front and for the first time, just a day before COVID-19 restrictions were lifted was an excellent opportunity for the Hon Ivan Eskildsen the country ...

The goal: rebuild Panama’s visitor economy over five years, from 2020-2025, into one that places communities and the environment at the center of tourism’s future growth and benefits.

Panama, a country known for its iconic canal, is much more than just a strategic waterway between the Atlantic and Pacific ...

Panama recently strengthened its commitment towards sustainable tourism by signing a new declaration—“ Transformation Towards the Tourism of the Future.” Attested to by 11 ministers and high ...

Thanks to tourism, these Emberá have been spared the vicious cycle of uprooting, rural exodus and poverty. "In some countries, indigenous cultures have disappeared," says Anel Zarco.

If you were traveling through Panama last November, you weren’t traveling far. Protests erupted, closing down streets, delaying supply chains, canceling travel plans, and virtually bringing the entire ...

A push for sustainable tourism On paper, Panama ticks all the ecotourism boxes. The small country—roughly the size of South Carolina —lies in one of the planet’s most biodiverse regions ...

Ivan Eskildsen, the minister of tourism for Panama, has expressed his delight in the pent-up demand in the U.K. to visit Panama, which was recently removed from U.K.'s red list of countries.

Gulf Coast State College’s Hilton Hospitality Management and Tourism Program is launching new internship opportunities. The program aims to accelerate careers in the vibrant world of hospitality ...

The local tourism industry is taking a hit unlike ever before. According to the Panama City Beach Tourist Development Council, the area is missing out on about $270 million to $315 million from ...

PANAMA CITY BEACH — Dan Rowe, president and CEO of Visit Panama City Beach, says he never expected bed tax collections to boom millions of dollars compared to past years in the wake of the COVID ...

PANAMA CITY BEACH − Tourism industry officials say last-minute reservations are becoming more common, making it harder to gauge exactly how busy the Beach will be this spring break.