An immersive museum is one of the novelties of the 2024 National Crafts Fair and of the most visited points by children, youth and adults, where using the tool as technology, we have shown our country's artisan work and cultural manifestations.

This innovative space, a 20-meter "digital tunnel," presents by means of a display of images, lights and special effects and in a few seconds, the living heritage of indigenous nations, Afro-Panamanian culture and everything related to artisan manifestations.

Eric Greig, general coordinator of the National Crafts Fair expressed "that this virtual tunnel is an educational, interactive and modern experience that invites visitors to embrace the digital with the crafts and shows through different images the production of the different costumes with information about our crafts, from their origin to the final product."

For his part, Jharelis Ornano, who did his tour with his family and captured some photos mentioned that "this place, an excellent idea, I have been delighted with, and a good idea for foreigners and nationals to get to know about our country's culture."