Panama Relocation Tour Seats Are Filling Up Fast

Dallas, TX, March 30, 2013 --(PR.com)-- As the only Panama tour specially designed to show real living in Panama, the Panama Relocation Tour has received positive feedback from previous tour participants. The company is also gearing up for their next batch of tours in April. The tour is only limited to 12 seats per batch and this includes both adults and children. On April 5-9, the 5-day Panama tour will be conducted with only 2 seats left available for interested parties.

“We at Live for Less in Panama are very happy with how our tours have helped people decide if Panama is right for them,” says Jackie Lange, owner and manager of the company. “We are therefore inviting everyone to check out our tour packages and book a tour while there are still available seats. The 5-day tour in April is almost fully booked with only 2 seats left. Our tour in May, on the other hand is a private tour that’s already been booked way ahead of time. Join us and see expat living in Panama through your own eyes,” Jackie encourages.

Aside from the April and May Panama tours, the Panama Relocation Tour has already prepared tours for June, July, August and September. The tour in June will be a 7-day Panama tour while the one in July is a 5-day Chiriqui Highlands tour. Moreover, the tours in August and September will both be following the 7-day tour package. There are still seats left for the June to September tours but these are filling up quickly.

The Panama tour in June has only 4 seats left while the tours in July, August and September have 5, 10 and 9 seats available respectively. All of these tours are designed to show the way of life of expats in Panama as well as key Panama towns and cities that include Panama City, Coronado, Bocas del Toro, David and Boquete Panama. “You won’t find another tour like this anywhere else,” says Jackie.

Jackie suggests that participants stay an extra week in order to do more exploring on their own. “Almost everyone who has attended our tours has extended their stay,” says Jackie. She also adds that an extra 3 to 7 days stay is recommended to further experience expat living in Panama.

The Panama Relocation Tour remains as the first and only tour specially designed for people who want to move to Panama or are considering it as a place for retirement. Participants will have the chance to meet expats in Panama and ask them questions about living in panama. Interested parties may visit http://www.liveforlessinpanama.com/tours or call Jackie at 972-591-8282 for information about the tour itinerary, prices, tour dates and available seats.

About

Live for Less in Panama is a company owned and managed by Jackie Lange, who has made the move to Panama in 2012. This company offers the all inclusive Panama Relocation Tour that shows participants the lifestyle available to them in Panama. The different tour packages include ground transportation, lodging and meals during the official tour.