Jumeirah Will Administer Hotel in Panama

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The agreement was signed by Julio Noval García, president of project developer Grupo Mall, and Gerald Lawless, president of Jumeirah Group.

"Hotel Jumeirah Los Faros de Panamá will feature 400 luxury rooms and suits, a Talise spa, sporting and recreational facilities, and 3.000 square meters with conference and meeting rooms", reported Laestrella.com.pa.

Source: laestrella.com.pa

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