In Panama City, Panama, a historic city core juxtaposes with modernity in the most intriguing ways. The Central American destination has a skyscraper-studded skyline, almost reminiscent of Miami’s Brickell neighborhood, yet uniquely its own.
But step foot on the cobblestone streets of Casco Viejo, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and you’ll find yourself surrounded by neoclassical architecture and elegant French Colonial structures, with wrought-iron balconies fronting sherbet-colored buildings that draw comparisons to New Orleans’ French Quarter.
Simultaneously old and new, Panama City is having a moment, and travel experts say the destination is piquing the interest of tourists and resonating with digital nomads and expats, poised to be an “it” destination in 2024.
Tocumen International Airport’s new terminal allows for several new direct flights into Panama from the U.S., plus a golden visa and a digital nomad program are easier to secure and access compared to other programs around the world.
Depending on where you’re from, the architecture may feel familiar. But with those modern skyscrapers and the European flair, plus the Spanish and Afro-Caribbean culture, Panamá City provides a diverse experience that can’t be found anywhere else, says Ivan Saprov, founder and CEO at Voyagu, which connects travelers with travel agents.
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