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Building The Concrete Jungle Of Yesterday

August 8, 2011 by: Evan Terry Forbes
Building The Concrete Jungle Of Yesterday

Building The Concrete Jungle Of Yesterday Why would you spend hundred of millions of dollars on building the city of yesterday? Good question. Yet, Panama City is currently contemplating doing just that. The government is pushing plans to build a 4 lane highway around its city’s historic colonial district. It’s a terrible idea. Panama is building... [Read more of this review]

Panama Travel Guide – 2 Weeks

May 16, 2011 by: EyeOnPanama.com
Panama Travel Guide – 2 Weeks

Panama In 2 Weeks – Updated December 2011. Panama Suggested Travel Itinerary: Only have two weeks in Panama? Here is our action-packed, yet frugal travel suggestions. Day 1: Fly into Panama City Day 2: Panama City: See Panama City Sights. Day 3: Panama City: San Blas for the day. Day 4: Panama City: Jungle Tour Day 5: Panama City/El... [Read more of this review]

The Do’s and Don’ts of Panama Dating

November 30, 2010 by: Evan Terry Forbes
The Do’s and Don’ts of Panama Dating

Panama Sex and Dating. There are rules to dating in Panama. A different language and cultural norms is often to the novelty of inter-cultural dating, but can also be the source of constant frustration. If you master these rules, you will create lovely and long lasting relationships. If you do not, you’ll be doomed to dating disappointments... [Read more of this review]

Is Panama Confusing? Ask The Experts

September 8, 2010 by: EyeOnPanama.com
Is Panama Confusing?  Ask The Experts

Is Panama confusing you? Limited information and hard-to-find straight forward answers, can be frustrating to anyone. We understand. We’ve been in your shoes. Feel free to ask us a question in the form below. We might not know everything (even though we think we do ), but we’ll probably be able to point you in the right direction. Contact... [Read more of this review]

Panama’s Cost Of Living Comparison

July 6, 2010 by: Evan Terry Forbes
Panama’s Cost Of Living Comparison

IT seems that many people are promoting to North Americans and Europeans, Panama as a cheap place to live. It’s touted as one of the best “cheap” countries in Latin America, and even the world. It’s created such a buzz, that it’s typically the first question receive from foreigners. “What’s the cost of living... [Read more of this review]

The Search For Community In Panama

May 25, 2010 by: Evan Terry Forbes
The Search For Community In Panama

One of the most comprehensive studies on happiness ever done was recently released.  Among its many conclusions, the most interesting deal with the causes of human happiness.  The study found that material items such as; nice cars, new clothes, and luxury homes give off a chemical release in the brain.  The release is short-lived and individuals... [Read more of this review]

Me Voy Pa’l Chino

May 14, 2010 by: Evan Terry Forbes
Me Voy Pa’l Chino

My goal was to save money. I did not save any money, but I did learn valuable lessons about one of Panama’s most important subcultures and a Casco Viejo celebrity. The distributor who sells us our beverages (cokes, sodas, waters, etc) is unreliable. They never keep an appointment. They do not accept credit cards. Plus, the person in charge of... [Read more of this review]

Panama: The Good….And The Bad

April 29, 2010 by: Evan Terry Forbes
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]

5 Funky Eats in Panama

April 8, 2010 by: Evan Terry Forbes
5 Funky Eats in Panama

5 Funky Eats in Panama. If you eat like me, you like to explore.  You want to try something different.  You are giddy when you are able to tell friends about a new funky place you recently discovered.  When traveling, you want a find a place that offers you a unique experience.  A place that only locals know about. Panama City(PTY) is filled with... [Read more of this review]

Panama’s Beautiful People

March 28, 2010 by: Evan Terry Forbes
Panama’s Beautiful People

Where to find beautiful Panamanian girls and where to find beautiful Panamanian guys.  Where to find the Panama’s beautiful people. One of my favorite activities is people watching. When I travel, I always set aside time just to watch people. People watching is one of the few activities that is both fun and educational. Urban Dictionary’s... [Read more of this review]

Retire Panama

March 21, 2010 by: Sandra
Retire Panama

Retire Panama In the past year I have realized that is time to retire. This was a shocking realization since I truly love my profession and have never wonder for a single moment if what I did made a difference. With rare exceptions, I have a mutually appreciative and respectful bond with those that are my associates especially those I supervise. Yet... [Read more of this review]

My Latino Family Values

February 28, 2010 by: Evan Terry Forbes
My Latino Family Values

Bogota, Colombia Bus Terminal Winter 2006. I was waiting in an open-air bus station in Bogota in the northern part of Colombia.  The night was chilly.  The air was crisp due to the Colombian capital’s 9,000 foot altitude.  I was awaiting a 12 hour overnight bus switchback journey from the mountains of Bogota to the valley of Cali. ... [Read more of this review]

A Facebook Group Phenomena finds its’ way to Panama

February 27, 2010 by: EyeOnPanama.com
A Facebook Group Phenomena finds its’ way to Panama

When Tiffany Phillapou started the facebook group, “Secret London”, she had no idea that within 2 months she would have created a movement.  A movement that has spread across all continents and has finally made its way to Panama in the form of “Panama Secreto,” a facebook group that within 1 week counts over 3000 members. But what... [Read more of this review]

Canal House

February 10, 2010 by: EyeOnPanama.com
Canal House

Canal House is an intimate hotel situated in a restored turn-of-the-century mansion at the heart of Casco Antiguo, Panama City’s historic district. Completely restored in 2005, the house is over four thousand square feet, with three bedrooms, a library and a large living-dining room. We cater to leisure and business travelers who desire the service... [Read more of this review]

Children of Panama

February 5, 2010 by: Sandra
Children of Panama

The Children of Panama I have spent most of my professional life developing programs for children which has made me acutely aware of both child and parent behavior. Throughout my travels on the Isthmus, I have been impressed with the behavior of the children of Panama and dismayed that so little investment is being made to enrich these precious lives.... [Read more of this review]

Jazz Fest After Party

January 17, 2010 by: EyeOnPanama.com
Jazz Fest After Party

Why not have a party at Club Unión? The famous Casco Viejo landmark sits empty for most of the year. Plus, it’s an open space that has some of the best views of Panama City. People raved about the party and we all hope there are more fiestas to come. Personally, I have been waiting years to have more events at Club Unión.   Casco Viejo’s... [Read more of this review]

Our Fear To Compete

January 12, 2010 by: EyeOnPanama.com
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]

“Bocas! Bocas! Bocas!”

January 9, 2010 by: EyeOnPanama.com
“Bocas!  Bocas!  Bocas!”

Written by Emily from Seattle, Washington. Old Bank, Isla Bastimentos, [Bocas del Toro, Isla Colon District] Panama It is 7:00AM in the village of Old Bank, Isla Bastimentos and the water taxi drivers are calling their destinations to the sleepy heads trying to shake off their late night calypso frenzy. The sun is already baking this seashore community... [Read more of this review]

Panama’s Perfect Date Night

January 2, 2010 by: Evan Terry Forbes
Panama’s Perfect Date Night

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Loving Pedasi, Panama

December 19, 2009 by: Sandra
Loving Pedasi, Panama

Pedasi located on the Pacific Coast of Panama is a quaint village that offers travelers a relaxing atmosphere. Seemingly far away from the bustle of Panama City, it is only a half day bus ride for those taking public transportation with all but the last 40 minutes on a comfortable air conditioned bus. The last leg which is from Las Tablas to Pedasi... [Read more of this review]

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