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Referred to as Small Miami by some and the Dubai of Latin America by others, Panama City is complicated to pin down, with its commanding ever-developing skyline, proximity to lush rainforest-covered islands and over years of history as capital metropolis to the nation of Panama. Much more than a cluster of sleek skyscrapers and pulsating nightlife, Panama Capital is a vibrant meeting point between East and West, currently experiencing rapid economic growth and burgeoning tourism thanks to its tropical beach retreats, canal cruises, and amazing wildlife. Panama City’s restaurants tend to be casual affairs, from diner to beachfront café to roadside fonda, and here you’ll grab fragrant blends of traditional Panamanian, Afro-Caribbean, indigenous and Spanish influences, incorporating the region’s tropical yield and heritage as a melting pot of cultures. While Catholic orthodoxy means that the city’s gay scene is kept largely underground and sexual orientation is not often flaunted, an integrated LGBT community can be found, particularly in expat hubs such as Bocas del Toro and Boquete. Wo