With the expansion of the Tocumen International Airport and tourism recovery, the annual passenger traffic registers impressive figures. During the past year, a flow of more than 16 million passengers was reported, consolidating its position as one of the main airports in Latin America.
This increase is primarily due to the diversification of airlines that operate at the terminal. Currently, around 132,000 direct flights are estimated annually to 90 destinations in 35 countries, including 16 cities in Canada and the United States, and connecting to key destinations in Europe, such as Germany, Spain, France, Italy, and the Netherlands.
What makes Tocumen Airport a crucial strategic point in the region? First of all, the geographic location of Panama is vital. Acting as a bridge between the North and the South, the country offers a fast and convenient connection for travelers exploring both continents.
The local airline, Copa Airlines, connects the entire American region, with around 275 daily flights and 81 active aircraft operating through the Tocumen International Airport in Panama City.
And for tourism lovers, PROMTUR PANAMÁ and COPA developed a Stopover program with which travelers can stop in the country at no additional cost to their rate. The program has managed to attract people interested in learning more about Panama.
In addition to being ultra-known for its famous Canal, an engineering marvel that attracts visitors from all over the world, the possibility of closely observing the operation of this essential commercial link is a unique attraction for tourists, and the country offers a diversity of landscapes and activities for all tastes.
From paradisiacal beaches in the Caribbean to lush tropical jungles, travelers can enjoy a wide range of experiences in one country.
