International Organizations by Nahomi Guerra

nahomiguerra532 — 2023-05-15 21:28:41 UTC

The Chamber of Tourism of Panama (CAMTUR) was established as of June 5, 1986, at the initiative of visionary tourism businessmen who consider the growing need to create a large Tourism Chamber, without profit fines, made up of businessmen from the tourism sector. committed to the development of incipient Panama at that time.

nahomiguerra532 — 2023-05-15 21:29:35 UTC

The Panama Aquatic Resources Authority is a team of professionals committed to the development of the country. They promote the sustainable use of aquatic resources. We maintain harmony with the environment and safeguard food safety through effective management.

nahomiguerra532 — 2023-05-15 21:30:24 UTC

The Panamanian Association of Hotels (APATEL) is a non-profit hotel association, constituted by natural or legal persons that deal with activities related to the tourist lodging industry. It is organized in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Panama. Its domicile is in the capital city and its action covers the entire national territory.

nahomiguerra532 — 2023-05-15 21:31:18 UTC

It was founded on July 23, 1954 by eight pioneering companies in the offer of tourist and travel services, becoming the first tourism trade association established in the country. Viajes Boyd Brothers (Panama Tours), Viajes Balboa Express, Agencia Blok, Viajes Persons, Panama Travel Service, Viajes Fidanque, Viajes Colón and Viajes Tivoli were the first agencies established in Panama at that time under the auspices of the airlines, and among the services they offered were flight reservations, hotel and car reservations, as well as excursions abroad.

nahomiguerra532 — 2023-05-15 21:32:11 UTC

The Panamanian Tourism Institute was created by Decree Law 22 of September 15, 1960, with its own legal status and autonomy in its internal regime, during the Presidency of His Excellency Mr. Ernesto De la Guardia. (Published in the Official Gazette No. 14,228 of October 13, 1960).

The first government attempts to organize tourist activity in our country date back to 1934, when Law 79 created the National Tourism Commission, made up entirely of representatives of the private sector, whose main purpose was to encourage the arrival of a greater number of tourists. foreign visitors to the country.