AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElectric Mobility Rules: Panama’s ATTT is reviewing updates to the Traffic Regulations that could require a driver’s license for electric scooter and motorcycle users, arguing anyone on public roads should know general traffic rules; the proposal is still under discussion with no set start date. Tourism Circuit Launch: Panama’s “Ruta del Trapiche” is being rolled out as a tourism, culture, and gastronomy route highlighting rural traditions and local products. Weather Watch: Authorities are warning of strong rain and thunderstorms in Panama on Oct. 3, urging residents to take precautions and avoid unnecessary travel in affected areas. Air Connectivity for Travelers: Caribbean Airlines will resume Trinidad–Caracas flights on Oct. 31, launch a weekly Tobago–Toronto nonstop on Oct. 25, and add Trinidad–Panama charters from Dec. 1, 2026 to Feb. 9, 2027. Aviation Deal: Guyana and Panama signed a new Air Services Agreement to expand passenger and cargo connectivity and cooperation. Lodging Tax Debate: Airbnb is pushing back against a proposed 15% ITBMS tax on short-stay accommodations, saying it would be discriminatory versus hotels and could hurt small hosts.
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