Panama may not be known as a global environmental steward... especially when compared with its neighbor to the west, Costa...
Read moreThe Panama Canal Railway opened in 1855 and was the world's first transcontinental railroad, creating an easy way to traverse...
Read moreThe first time I saw the Baha'i Temple in Panama City it made an impression... Painted brilliant white and shaped...
Read moreBocas del Toro stands out from the rest of Panama… The vibe here is Caribbean-Calypso. The people are unfailingly good-natured,...
Read moreWhite sand beaches and sunny days… No snow to shovel… Leaving behind the stresses of everyday life… These are just...
Read moreHindsight is 2020... and we’ve definitely learned a lot this year. Cities have been eerily quiet during the pandemic and...
Read morePanama is a gorgeous, diverse country with everything from white-sand beaches on the Atlantic coast to the capital of Panama...
Read moreFor over seven months I have been stranded in Canada due to COVID-19. But now that flights are allowed, I...
Read moreThe other day a friend asked, “Is that ‘White Christmas’?” The song was in Spanish, but the tune was easily...
Read moreSome things we take for granted living in the United States, Canada, and other developed countries. Things that tourists and...
Read moreMoving a pet across international borders can be a daunting process, but not an impossible one. There are only a...
Read moreSeven months into this pandemic, and we still don’t know what the “new normal” might be. Here in Panama we’ve...
Read moreMany who visit Panama come away praising the country for its thriving economy, in which everybody benefits and products are...
Read moreI was excited to find the Mercado de Mariscos during my first year of living in Panama. I love seafood....
Read morePanama City is still under strict lockdown. Men and women are allowed to go out on certain days, at certain...
Read moreIs it possible to cross borders by car in Latin America?... This is a question I get asked a lot...
Read morePanama is surrounded by countless stunning islands that add to her allure. But none are as steeped in history or...
Read moreAl van Meurs decided to move from Canada to Panama due to this country's welcoming nature toward foreign investors. Soon...
Read moreThe rainy season is upon us. Here in Panama this time of year, it doesn’t rain all day or even...
Read moreAs the backbone of Panama's ever-expanding economy, Panama City is constantly under pressure. Many of its residents work high-stress office...
Read more"I can find almost everything and anything here!" I said in astonishment when I found a can of ackee, one...
Read moreIf you're looking for easy living in the tropics, Panama and Costa Rica would be your best choices. Knowing which...
Read moreNew Years has come and gone, but hopefully everyone is still hanging on to their resolutions or at least deciding...
Read moreEcology. The Environment. Recycling. These are the constant buzz words in circulation these days, and Panama has climbed aboard that...
Read moreI don’t consider myself an investment-savvy person… Or at least I didn’t when I moved to Panama in 2005, at...
Read moreThe railroad rumbles through town as the shift-change siren wails overhead. There is a cargo ship stacked high with bananas...
Read moreBuying a car in Panama can be an adventure. My first attempt culminated in the loss of US$6,000 and a...
Read moreCelebrating Christmas or any other holiday in a foreign country can be a truly enjoyable experience. Panama offers all the...
Read moreIf you've been in Panama a while or you're considering investing in Panama, you've probably heard about the road to...
Read moreWhat are the kids going to do about school?” My mother’s coffee mug hovered in mid-air, half-lifted as she paused...
Read moreIn the 1970s, Ricard "Punky" Icaza, Freddy Dietz, Maxi Castrellón, and Ricardo Fábrega were on the hunt for Panama's best...
Read moreMay in Panama is the time for the Fiesta de la Etnia Negra or, loosely translated, Black History Month. Unlike...
Read moreEaster actually lasts for more than a week in Panama. It lasts just over 40 days and is a roller...
Read moreAt this moment, most of North America and Europe are merely dreaming about warm temperatures and the tasty treats of...
Read moreBefore I start writing about Panama's economy, I really must insist upon a few things: no yawning, no snoring, and...
Read morePanama’s Forgotten Animals I was never much of an animal lover, even though I did have pets growing up. A...
Read moreMy first job in Panama was working as a primary school teacher. I obtained this job only by arriving at...
Read morePanama is one of the most developed countries in the region—fully appointed in nearly every aspect... except postal service, which...
Read moreImagine yourself standing on the deck of a sturdy boat, a beautiful, sunny day ahead of you, and just in...
Read moreBe sure to enjoy that last blast of yuletide cheer before it all goes the way of Christmas past... for...
Read moreBuilding Not Just A Home But A New Lifestyle On Panama’s Beautiful Azuero Coast What started out as a desire...
Read moreLittle known fact: one of the rarest, most sought-after, and expensive coffees in the world comes from Panama. Seriously. Panama...
Read moreA faithful reader wrote recently asking if we could do a report about the golfing scene in Panama. Not being...
Read moreIt's never too late—or too early, for that matter—to take on a new hobby. When I moved to Panama, I...
Read moreI'm turning this week's edition of In Focus: Panama over to our good friend, Liz Larroquette. Liz, a transplant to...
Read moreOne of the many trendy boutique hotels in El Cangrejo As a happy resident of rural Panama, I don't get...
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