Panama: New Extension for Insurance Bids

This is the second time that the deadline has been extended for bids to provide insurance policies to tourists.

Thursday, July 15, 2010

The original deadline was 30 June, which was changed to 6 July and is now set as 6 August.

The Panama Tourism Authority (ATP) confirmed the new date, as recommended by the public acquisitions directorate, but gave no further details.

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