Las Vegas, Calle 55 y Eusebio Morales, El Cangrejo, Panama City, Panama, Panama
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Calle 55 y Eusebio Morales, El Cangrejo, Panama City, Panama, Panama
+507 2690722, +507 2230047
http://www.lasvegaspanama.com
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Area Bancaria y Comercial --. Habitaciones tipo Suite y Studio Aire Acondicionado Cocina, Cable T.V Gimnasio. Cajas de Seguridad Estacionamiento Privado Discado Internacional Directo Acceso a Internet WiFi. En nuestro jardin esta el mas chic restaurante y bar de vinos con musica en vivo...con entregas a su habitacion. Banking and Shopping Area. See Map of Panama City. Studios and Suites Individual climate control Kitchen, Cable T.V. Gym. Safe Deposit Boxes Private Parking International Direct Dialing WiFi Internet access. The most fashionable cafe in town and a wine bar with live music are found in the courtyard...They deliver to your room. Haga Un Click Aqui Para Informacion Del Hotel Panama en Espanol. Click Here For Hotel Panama Information in English. © Las Vegas Hotel Suites, Panama, Republic of Panama, 2007

Panama Photo Galleries: Panama Ecotourism Photos. Panama Countryside Photos. Hotel Suites Las Vegas also offers you a Business Center equipped with computers to access the Internet and wireless Internet access in all rooms. The hotel is equipped with: Family Suites with sofa beds. Wireless Internet access. Washing and drying machines. Soda vending machine. Rooms are equipped for your basic cooking needs with refrigerator, stove and microwave oven. The rooms are equipped with: Phone, international speed dial. Wireless Internet access in all rooms. Basic cooking equipment. Bathroom with hot water. Accessories for handicapped persons. Terrace on the Top Floor where you can relax.

Links a otros sitios con informacion de Panama. ) sitio oficial de turismo de Panama. En este sitio encontrara informacion turistica para que su experiencia en nuestro pais sea la mas placentera posible. [English/Spanish]. Information about destinations and attractions, with booking for hotels and travel. Columbus Guides - World Travel Guide: Panama. Tourist and business travel information with facts on climate, visa, health, passport, currency and customs requirements. Eco-Tourism in Panama. Information about things to see and places to stay, including all national parks. Travel and tourism recommendations from a native. Lonely Planet - World Guide: Panama. Comprehensive facts and advice for traveling along with background material on the culture and history of the country. Travel guide and directory. Offers links for hotels, lodging, destinations, visitor information, business services, includes contact information. [English/Spanish]. Offers an online virtual tour of the country, including history, adventure tours, shopping, photos of the canal and rainforest, includes contact information. American Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Panama, created in 1979. Offers a variety of products and services from investment advice to advertising, includes contact information. Fenix Panama Business Consulting Plus Information On Investing In Panama. A private non-profit center for education, research and technological innovation. Offers products and services available to facilitate innovation between universities, research centers, and businesses. Online directory providing links to sites including news, education, sports, arts, business directories, general information and tourism in Panama. Online directory and guide for Panama. Offers a variety of information, including nature tours, travel, real estate, things to do, includes photos and contact information. Travel and relocation guide, written by Christopher Howard. Provides information about the book, how to order by phone, form of payment accepted and a short resume of the author. Provides information about retirement, travel, business, real estate and community organizations. US Library of Congress - Portals to the World: Panama. Annotated directory of selected online resources. Otros Links a Sitios de Panama: paginasamarillas.com. Restaurantes en Panama vea: 1985.com. El Sitio oficial del Canal de Panama Pancanal.com aqui y sobre la historia del Canal de Panama aqui en

The Las Vegas Hotel Suites is ideally located in El Cangrejo; both residential and commercial, it is one of the most modern and safe areas in Panama City. Las Vegas Hotel Suites is a short walking distance from a splendid variety of activities, including the financial and banking district, shopping centers and restaurants. In our interior garden you find today's chic-est Caffe in town: An affordable chance to enjoy some of the best Italian recipes for pasta and fine wines. The Caffe also provides room service. Right next to the Pomodoro is with its great atmosphere offering live music and you can accompany your wine with cheese varieties, pizza's and other gourmet choices. The hotel's architecture provides spacious and comfortable areas, suffused in tropical breeze and light. We offer you the choice of Studios or one-bedroom Suites, furnished with individual safe boxes, direct long distance dialing or credit card telephone service, voice mail, data ports, wireless Internet access, cable TV and kitchenettes. Prices range from $55.00 to $80.00 a day. Special corporate, weekly and monthly rates are available. You will enjoy a personalized service in which honest attentiveness defines our concept of hospitality. Its location is superb for business and pleasure, see with the location of Hotel Suites Las Vegas in the heart of the banking and shopping area. Click Here for Online Reservation

Panama Business Opportunities. The Panama Canal, of course is the doyen which thrives in Panama today. Although the Canal provides only 9.6% of Panama's gross domestic product there is no doubt about its importance. For one thing, the U.S. built Canal led to the use of the U.S. dollar because of Panama's special relationship with the USA. The Canal ports and maritime trade which spawned the Colon Free Zone and encouraged the growth of the Panama Ship Registry, the largest in the world, since June 1993. Panama has announced an ambitious US $5.3bn plan to widen its famous canal to handle a new generation of giant container ships. President Martin Torrijos described the project as a formidable challenge but necessary if the canal is to retain its place as a key route for global cargo. With over US $10 billion in commercial transactions in 1995, generated by 1500 companies, The Colon Free Zone's high growth rate is a phenomenon that started 45 years ago. The CFZ is supplier to Latin America and as a free zone is surpassed in size only by Hong Kong. Any person or business entity can operate in the Colon Free Zone. A commercial license is not required and there is no minimum investment required. Keeping in pace with modern times, gigantic steps are presently being taken in order to further expand operational patterns at the CFZ introducing manufacturing and assembly activities. For shoppers: goods are sent in bound from the Colon Free Zone to Tocumen International Airport, where they are delivered to departing passengers. Normally they can get it there for a flight the following day. On the day of departure, leave plenty of time to get goods out of the customs area on the lower level of the airport before checking in for your flight. Panama has always geared itself to profit from its privileged geographical position in order to establish commercial and legal advantages for foreign trade and services. The international Banking Center (over 100 banks from 30 countries) provides many benefits, including the free circulation of the US dollar; the existence of laws protecting bank secrecy; the freedom to transfer funds and set the loan portfolio; the determination of interest rates according to the market influence; and the tax exemption of all interest earned on time deposits.

Panama is a Shoppers Paradise. Centuries before the Canal was built, Panama was already the Crossroads of the world. Products from the most distant and exotic countries found their way here, and still do. Nowadays the latest in electronic and audio-video equipment, clothing, perfumes and cosmetics are available in abundance. Prices are very reasonable. Most items carry only a 5% sales tax and bargaining often gets you a lower price. Panama is an unrivaled country for shopping. It's considered a paradise for buying electronics, clothes, perfumes and handicraft. Lets Go to the Beach. Fronting two oceans, Panama offers a connaisseur's choice of beaches, both on the mainland and on islands just offshore. In Panama City there is the causeway with a small beach, a jogging and biking area and a plethora of restaurants, bars and discos. Cross the Canal from Panama City, over the Bridge of the Americas, onto the Pan-American Highway and you are beach ward bound. From Punta Chame to Farrallon you can enjoy 40 miles of sun-blessed beaches for surfing, sunning, swimming and snorkeling. Recommended: Nueva Gorgona, Coronado, San Carlos, Rio Mar, Santa Clara and Farallon all with facilities for stopping over. Contadora, Taboga, Isla Grande or San Blas are the most visited islands with beautiful beaches. Panama has abundant natural assets with a variety of ecosystems. Worldwide flora includes more than 30,000 species and in Panama we find more than 50% of them. The most abundant are the orchids, with more than 120 kinds and 1,200 species. Birds also represent a rich eco-tourism potential with 933 reported species. Gamboa near the Canal, a 40 minute drive from Panama City has set world records in bird observation with counts of 525 species. It also includes 184 varieties of trees per hectare, also a record. A wide range of tours are available from cloudforest expedition to Darien rainforest adventure, sky - diving or river rafting, diving in San Blas or deep sea fishing in Pinas Bay, even rock climbing or crocodile photosafari and much more The opening of the waterway to world commerce on August 15, 1914, represented the realization of a heroic dream of over 400 years. The 50 miles across the isthmus were among the hardest ever won by human ingenuity. A ship traveling from New York to San Francisco can save 7,872 miles using the Panama Canal instead of going around South America. In the fiscal year 1994 there where 14,029 transits, which carried 170.8 million long tons of cargo and paid US $419.2 million in tolls. The highest Canal toll was US $141,344.91 paid by the Crown Princess. The average time spent in transit from port to port is approx. 8 - 10 hours. Until Lake Mead was formed by the building of the Hoover Dam, Gatun Lake was the largest artificial body of water in the world.
Amenities
 Guest rooms have air conditioning
 Luggage storage
 Rent-a-car service
 Central situation
 Credit cards accepted
 Currency exchange service
 Lift
 Facsimile services
 Hairdryer
 Access to internet
 Ironing facilities
 Kitchen
 Licensed bar
 Fully stocked mini bar
 Mixed dorms
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Clock/radio
 Fridge
 Safe deposit box
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms
 Patio, summer terrace
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