AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPuerto Barú: Panama’s Supreme Court upheld the environmental approval for the proposed $250–260 million port near David, removing a major legal hurdle for a project pitched as a tourism and trade gateway for western Panama. Opponents still warn about the effects of dredging. Post-Earthquake Travel: The Tourism Authority is promoting events and hotel offers in affected provinces, but cleanup is ongoing in some areas; travelers should confirm road access and business operations before booking. Cruise Tourism: Cunard’s 2029 world voyage will include a full Panama Canal transit, with the 115-night Queen Elizabeth sailing departing Southampton in January. Travel Industry: ASUTIL has confirmed Panama will host its regional travel-retail conference on June 8–11, 2027. Heritage Tourism: Young people in Colón are bringing Fort San Lorenzo to life through a living-history project, adding a fresh cultural draw for visitors.
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