Panamá’s temporary prohibition gives me a new appreciation for the role of bars in a city’s fabric and what they mean for the traveler.
Central America
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Will Panama’s Election Lead To Civil War?
The view from the streets in Panamá in the lead up to this Sunday’s presidential election.
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The Road Ahead: Panama, 2024
It’s been 16 years since I was last in Panama, where I lived out the final flickers of youth.
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World Travel Is Dirt Cheap … If You Don’t Have Any Baggage
Apparently, the ultimate travel hack is to be able to travel with nothing.
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The Next Destination Could Lead Into My Next Era Of Travels
Where I go next could determine my geographic whereabouts for the next five years.
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Tulum Is The Worst Tourist Trap On The Planet
If you like brown water beaches, extortionately priced taxis, and crappy restaurants more pricey than New York City, you’d love Tulum.
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Clothing in Nicaragua
Nicaraguans take pride in their appearance and will make sure their clothes are clean, even if they only have one or two outfits. Traditional Nicaraguan clothing includes a simple loose white shirt and long pants for men, with or without embroidery, a straw hat, and bandanna. Women wore embroidered dresses with full skirts, and some kind of kerchief [...]
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