Sofitel Legend Casco Viejo – Divine Panamanian Elegance
On the waterfront in Panama City’s Casco Viejo, the contemporary Sofitel combines French flair and Panamanian panache.
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First Look: Hotel La Compañía
At the heart of the city is the Casco Antiguo, a historic district, UNESCO World Heritage site, and home to Hotel La Compañía.
Panama’s Isla Palenque Island Resort
Selected as one of National Geographic’s Unique Lodges of the World for its commitment to sustainable practices, Isla Palenque Resort has created a luxurious, eco-conscious experience for travellers—the first of its kind in Panama.
How to Spend 48 Hours in Panama City
This cosmopolitan capital has much more to discover than its famous canal.
The Economic and Social Cost of the Panama Papers
Don't follow the money.
The Panama Papers are less about rich vs. poor, haves vs. have-nots, and more about all-in-this-together vs. every-man-for-himself.
Panama Paradise
A canal runs through it.
Panamax. It’s not in the dictionary, but if you know big boats and economics, you probably know it’s the term used to describe the maximum size of ship that can squeeze through the Panama Canal. For almost 100 years, Panama has been famous for that canal and its cross-country joining of the coasts, and the nation’s location is also a meeting of the Americas, north and south.
