Panama: The Good…And The Bad. Part II
Panama: The Bad. Hard to Find Healthy Eats. The pervasive local diet is filled with high carbs and deep fried foods. Words like “Healthy” or “Organic” have yet to enter into the mainstream Panamanian culinary lexicon. Possible remedy: Go to go to the grocery store more often. Social and Racial Divide. Growing up, my... [Read more of this review]
Panama: The Good….And The Bad
Panama: The Good…And The Bad. The first question I receive from people is “Do you like Panama?” It seems like a pretty straight forward question. Yes, you like Panama. Or, No, you don’t like Panama. Yet, in my years spent here, i’ve yet to develop a quick response. Here’s my best attempt at one. Panama: ... [Read more of this review]
Our Fear To Compete
Panama’s fear to compete Jaime Raúl Molina We in Panama have a series of artificial barriers created by legislative action, that make it extremely difficult for businesses in the country to hire the services of highly qualified foreign employees. This, instead of benefitting Panamanian workers as is the declared intention, results in a reduced... [Read more of this review]
Hostel Heike
Located in the absolute heart of Bocas del Toro, Panama, Hostel Heike provides a lasting memory for those on the Central America backpackers’ trail. Housed in a charming gingerbread style home built in a bygone era, but recently fully renovated, Hostel Heike has long held a coveted reputation in the Bocas del Toro backpacker world. Although we are... [Read more of this review]
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Panama’s AMCHAM Tourism Forum Recap
Written by Casey Halloran from Panama Luxury Vacations With another tourism forum on the horizon (see end of article), I thought it was time for me to review my notes of the annual AMCHAM tourism forum, which was held in September of this year. Nancy Hannah, the chair of the tourism committee at Panama’s AMCHAM, put together another successful and... [Read more of this review]
6 Month Review of PaNETma Broadband Internet
Approximately 6 months ago, the office where I work switched their internet service provider. Our company had been using Cable and Wireless, but the connection was unreliable and scheduling a maintenance was a nightmare. Due to the amount of people in our office, we needed a super high-speed connection that was reliable and wasn’t a pain in... [Read more of this review]
La Musa De Chai- Puerto Rican Fusion Cusine
La Musa de Chai – Art. Music. Cafe. We have definitely been blessed, here at EyeOnPanama.com, to have such an incredible reader base. You all let us know about fantastic places around Panama all the time, and it is our treat to share with the rest of you the gems that we encounter along the way. With that said, La Musa de Chai is one of those... [Read more of this review]
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Cerrito Tropical B&B Inn
Cerrito Tropical Bed and Breakfast Inn on Isla Taboga is an incredible place to spend a few days escaping the city. And when I say escaping, I think most of you know what I mean. Escaping the city traffic (Taboga has maybe 5 cars on the island), the noise and pollution, the heat, the over-stimulation. Occasionally it gets too much. Which is why... [Read more of this review]
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Yoga Divina
The Yoga Divina studio sits on the top floor of a cool old building in the heart of El Carmen. The open air floor space has a great view overlooking the city, and refreshing breezes help to keep you cool, even in the mid-afternoon sun. The studio is run by Rachel Divine, who offers several different options for those looking to relax, find their center,... [Read more of this review]
Dolce Coffee House
The Dolce (pronounced ‘dol-che’) Coffee House on Via Argentina is completely unique here in Panama City. Owned and operated by Ma’ (that is what everyone calls her- we don’t even know her real name) and her son Jason, this is one cafe that must not be missed if you find yourself in need of a good home-cooked meal. It seems like... [Read more of this review]
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