Running an event in Argentina? Start at the door

Guides for agencies and organizers from abroad: registration, attendee data, access control and check-in in Argentina. By city: Buenos Aires and Mendoza. Prices on Pricing. Blog en español.

Guide

Collecting attendee data in Argentina: what Law 25,326 means for foreign organizers

Consent, sensitive data, sending the list abroad and deletion deadlines: Argentina's data law applied to event registration.

Guide

Congress accreditation in Argentina without queues

Peaks, check-in points, speakers and sponsors: how to plan conference check-in in Argentina.

Checklist

Event door plan: how to build it, with a checklist for the day before

One page that says who enters where, who checks and what to do when something fails. And what to check the day before.

Planning

How many check-in points and staff does your event need?

Arrivals per slot, time per person and the roles beyond scanning: sizing the door for an event in Argentina.

Guide

International guests at an event in Argentina: registration, ID and the door

ID documents, compound surnames, time zones and the door: what to solve before guests fly in to your event in Argentina.

Operations

Internet down at the event door: the backup plan

Two independent networks, a rehearsal at the venue and a written protocol for the operator.

Operations

Printing name badges on site at an event in Argentina

Badge sizes, printers, what goes on the badge and what to ship versus source locally when you run an event in Argentina from abroad.

Guide

Product launch in Argentina with press and influencers: guest list, accreditation and door

Press, creators and brand guests: three audiences, three links, three arrival times and a report that says who actually came.

Comparison

QR codes vs wristbands vs paper lists for access control

A plain comparison to choose how people get through the door of your event in Argentina.