
10 surprising discoveries from our first trip to Panama
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The Besties share their most surprising discoveries from their recent first trip to Panama. They reveal unexpected aspects of Panamanian life that weren't evident from their research before visiting, some are:
• Panama's modern, clean subway
• Spanish language proficiency is more essential than expected, especially outside tourist areas
• The extent of Panama City's skyline
• The Albrook Mall is massive and bustling, unlike many declining American shopping centers
• Strong Caribbean cultural influence evident in food, accents, and customs
• Diverse population with Spanish, indigenous, and Afro-Caribbean representation
• Extensive road and transportation infrastructure development underway
• Safe tap water in Panama City, unlike many other Latin American destinations
Stay tuned: they’re definitely going back to Panama soon to continue their exploration.
References in this episode:
Afro-Antillean Museum of Panama (Museo Afro-Antillano de Panama)
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