I’ve been hearing from some of you that you’d love to come to the Wealth, Freedom & Passports Conference in Panama this March, but I keep hearing that one thing over and over again from many of you…. 

"Isn’t it hard to get to Panama?"

If you’ve never been here before, I understand why you might think that.

But let me be crystal clear: Panama is one of the easiest international destinations to reach from North America.

Tocumen International Airport (PTY) is the best-connected airport in all of Latin America. In fact, it is a major major hub for over 20 global carriers.

And for many of you, there are even direct flights straight to Panama from your city.

So, how fast can you get to Panama City, Panama?

Well, to show you how easy it is, I have compiled a list of major American & Canadian cities that offer easy flights to PTY so you can see that no matter where you are coming from, getting here will be quick and painless. 

Direct Flights from the US:

• Miami ---> Panama City – 2h 55m
• Orlando ---> Panama City – 3h 30m
• Houston ---> Panama City – 4h 10m
• Dallas ---> Panama City – 5h 5m
• Atlanta ---> Panama City – 4h 25m
• New York (JFK) ---> Panama City – 5h 30m
• Washington D.C. ---> Panama City – 5h 10m
• Los Angeles ---> Panama City – 6h 40m
• Chicago ---> Panama City – 5h 40m

Direct Flights from Canada:

• Toronto ---> Panama City – 5h 15m
• Montreal ---> Panama City – 5h 50m
• Vancouver ---> Panama City – 7h 30m

And thanks to Copa, American, Delta, United, and Air Canada, flights are plentiful, reliable, and frequent.

Now, let’s talk about the cost of getting here because, for some reason, people are seemingly assuming that just because they’re entering Latin America, it is going to cost an arm and a leg to get here.

This is couldn’t be further from the truth.

I am seeing a ton of flights from the cities I list above that are in the neighbourhood of $300 USD - $ 500 USD for the exact dates of the conference.

That’s less than you’d spend on a weekend getaway, and yet, what you’ll walk away with from The Wealth, Freedom & Passports Conference will be life-changing for you in ways I am not sure many of you are even able to comprehend yet. 

Again, I want to make it clear: Panama is one of the easiest destinations to reach from the US and Canada, so for those of you who are worried about making the trip here, I assure you, the travel time or cost to get here SHOULD NOT even be a factor. 

Flights are easy. Prices are low. Opportunities are high.

The only thing standing between you and this experience? Your decision to take action.

Time is running out to get your ticket. I highly encourage you to do so while you still have time.

Get your ticket here right now - ExpatMoney.com/Conference

See you in Panama,

Mikkel

PS. Take a few moments to calculate the total cost of your trip to Panama and then ask yourself if you think spending time around 200+ people who think like you is worth it. If the answer is yes, which I am certain it will be, go to this page here and purchase your general admission ticket by clicking this link. 

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