SAGSE LATAM Announces Preferred Hotel Room Block Is Nearly 100% Sold Out

March 18 & 19, 2026 at the Hilton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Center

SAGSE LATAM authorities confirmed that only the last remaining rooms at preferential rates are available at the Hilton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Center. The hotel will serve as the official venue for SAGSE Buenos Aires 2026, taking place on March 18 and 19.

The organization emphasized that the hotel room block is entering its final stage due to high demand from operators, regulators, sponsors, and executives who already have their agendas set for what promises to be a memorable edition, focused on business, networking, and strategic agreements in a highly efficient format.

“SAGSE is, has been, and will continue to be a meeting point where the industry gathers to network face-to-face with key regional stakeholders, stay updated, and close business opportunities in an environment designed to deliver a first-class experience,” said Alan Burak, Vice President of Monografie, the company organizing the event.

SAGSE also noted that the negotiated event rates are available exclusively through the Hilton’s official link, for a limited time and subject to room availability. “Our recommendation is to book immediately to secure availability and avoid last-minute rates,” they explained.

Additionally, the organization reminded that the expo is a closed event, with access managed through a pre-registration system aimed at maintaining a high-quality audience of operators, regulators, and sponsors.

SAGSE Awards: Record Participation

At the same time, SAGSE highlighted strong regional engagement: more than 570 executives have already cast their votes in the LATAM SAGSE Awards, consolidating the initiative as a true benchmark of reputation and performance within the industry.

“SAGSE has a strong track record of high-quality attendance and significant international presence. In previous editions, the event brought together thousands of executives, with a notable proportion of international visitors — especially from Brazil — reinforcing Buenos Aires’ role as a strategic hub for the regional ecosystem,” Burak concluded.