hospitality registration

Click Here for a description of the evening Hospitality Events.

Dress code for all evening hospitality events  is jackets for men and cocktail attire for women.

Delegate Registration includes ALL hospitality events. (Paying Delegates, Speakers and Entitled Sponsors)

• Welcome Reception on the evening of the 4th (Sunday)
• GAM Hospitality Event on the 5th (Monday)
• Cocktail Reception on the 6th (Tuesday)
• Continental breakfasts and refreshments each day
• Lunches on the 5th and 6th

Additional Exhibitor Pass - $350 USD - SOLD OUT

Spousal (Hospitality) Pass - $150 USD - SOLD OUT

• Welcome Reception on the evening of the 4th (Sunday)
• GAM Hospitality Event on the 5th (Monday)
• Cocktail Reception on the 6th (Tuesday)

• Does NOT include breakfast, lunch or coffee breaks

GAM (Monday) Night Pass - $75 USD - SOLD OUT

• GAM Hospitality Event on the 5th (Monday)

Passes can be purchased by credit card from the HOW TO PAY page.

The last day to purchase a Hospitality Pass is - Friday 25th, April.

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EVENING HOSPITALITY EVENTS

Dress code for all evening hospitality events  is jackets for men and cocktail attire for women.

Sunday, May 4th   6:00 - 8:00pm   (Busses Depart Sheraton 5:15pm)

WELCOME RECEPTION - Miraflores - The Locks of the Panama Canal
The Miraflores Locks, due to their close proximity to Panama City and easy public access, is probably the most visited tourist site in all of Panama. Depending on the size of each vessel, one can see anywhere from 1 to 3 vessels, perhaps more, make the transit simultaneously. From the minute the vessels enters the locks, it takes approximately 10 minutes for the process to be completed. Join us on the balcony of the Miraflores Visitor Centre for cocktails and hors 'devours. You will have an up close look at ships passing through the Panama Canal.

Monday, May 5th   6:30 - 11pm    (Busses Depart Sheraton 6pm)

GAM HOSPITALITY EVENT- Union Club- Folkloric presentation followed by dinner and dancing. The Panamanian Folkloric Ballet under the direction of Prof. Elisa de Céspedes, founded in 1969, is one of the best samples of Panama's folklore. The rhythm of the music, the cumbia and the tamborito, combined with the lovely dancers and the luxurious beauty of the national dress, the pollera, are all splendidly exhibited during the show. Panama's pollera is one of the most expensive folkloric dresses in the world. These hand sewn costumes as well as all the exquisite jewelry worn by the dancers are authentic and speak powerfully to Panama’s Spanish heritage.

Sponsored by GAM

Tuesday, May 6th   6pm - 8pm       (Busses Depart Sheraton 5pm)

COCKTAIL RECEPTION - Panama Canal Museum (Museo del Canal Interoceánico)
This brand new museum facing the Plaza Central in Casco Viejo occupies a beautifully refurbished building used by the French as their canal-building headquarters until 1903. Artifacts, photographs, and videos trace the canal area’s history from pre-Columbian times to the present. Enjoy the short bus ride, with commentary, as it winds through one of Panama City’s most historic neighborhoods. Along its narrow streets, rundown tenements rub cornices with old Spanish churches, ruined convents, and handsome 19th-century buildings constructed by the French during their failed attempt to dig the Panama Canal from 1878-1889. Guided tours of the Museum will be offered. Cocktails and hors 'devours will be served.

Sponsored by MMG Fiduciary & Trust Corp. - The Morgan & Morgan Group