“When I shave my hair in a Mohawk, toss on a pair of cut-offs and a ratty U.W. Madison t-shirt, however, I'm instantly recognizable as a gringo.”

“Arriving in gringo alley, I overtipped the cab driver since the funds fell out of Gatlin's deep pockets.”

“The blend of local Panamanians, indigenous Indians and gringo ex-pats makes for a very intersting lifestyle and social circle.”

“Hostels, restaurants, internet cafes and travel agencies abound in its bystreets, competing for gringos attention.”

“All our tours are tailor-made, and there are many more spots to discover where you will not meet any other gringos.”

“So it was quite understandably that we next made our way towards the « gringos » road, in search of the sacred city and of the very famous Machu Picchu.”