Destination
Home to around 3.5 million people, Uruguay is known for its relaxed lifestyle, rich cultural traditions, iconic Rambla, and warm hospitality.
The essence of Uruguay is found in everyday moments: passionate football matches, sharing a mate, walks along the Rambla, and asado on the grill paired with a glass of Tannat.
Montevideo is the capital and largest city of Uruguay, home to nearly half of the country’s population. Located on the banks of the Río de la Plata, it offers a colorful mix of history, culture, and modern life.
Punta del Este is famous for its pristine beaches, luxury resorts, vibrant nightlife, and world-class dining, attracting visitors from around the globe. With iconic sights like Casapueblo, the striking La Mano sculpture on the beach, and the lively marina, Punta del Este is a must-see fest offering the perfect blend of relaxation and excitement.
Sessions
Cybersecurity - Unified defense
James Tomas / Koray
Your security is only as strong as its weakest link. Physical, personal online security, different challenges and how to have a holistic view.
Devs productivity impact with AI Agents, Code assistants & Way Beyond
Waldemar Lopez / Martín Ferreira
Vibe coding, what can be done, limitations. How to speed up the development process, debugging and fixing issues.
The impact of LLMO today and what the new scenario for digital marketing
Pablo Larrosa / Carolina Quiroga
Show current trends/reports of organic traffic from AI Search. What we are seeing from our clients about efforts, initiatives, budget to improve the positioning. The challenge is how to measure effectiveness. Another thread will expose how LLMs are helping to speed up the content supply chain.
Accomodation
Activities
El Milongón is a vibrant expression of Uruguay’s cultural identity, recognized as part of the country's national heritage. Through a captivating dinner show, it celebrates the roots of Uruguayan culture with tango, folklore, and candombe.
Santa Leoncia is a high-end grill that blends premium Argentine and Uruguayan cuts with signature chef creations. It represents the Uruguayan parrilla tradition in a contemporary way, featuring quality grilled meats, a warm atmosphere, and iconic cuts from the country.
Aguaverde spans forty-two hectares atop Cerro Euguzquiza, one of Uruguay’s highest hills. Just seven kilometers from the beach, it blends countryside charm with coastal beauty. Its cellar features exquisite wines crafted by the renowned Deicas Family, showcasing Uruguay’s winemaking excellence.
A scenic visit through some of Punta del Este’s most iconic landmarks, from the picturesque harbor and historic lighthouse to the famous “Los Dedos” sculpture on the beach, and a stop at Casapueblo, the stunning cliffside museum and former home of artist Carlos Páez Vilaró.
Lo de Tere is a gourmet restaurant located in the port of Punta del Este. Recognized on Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants list, it offers a boutique dining experience rooted in Uruguay’s coastal flavors and fishing heritage.
Set in a historic estancia surrounded by vineyards near La Barra, Narbona blends rustic charm with gourmet cuisine. Enjoy artisan cheeses, breads, and farm-to-table dishes crafted by Chef Jean Paul Bondoux.
Tips
Weather
From September to November, it’s springtime in the southern hemisphere! Expect mild temperatures that gradually warm up over the course of the day.
Uruguay has a temperate climate with relatively high humidity throughout the year.
Montevideo and Punta del Este are both coastal cities, and it gets windy even on warm days. Bring a windbreaker or light scarf!
Time Zone
Uruguay is in the UTC-03 time zone year-round.
Connectivity
Both Montevideo and Punta del Este have fiber-optic internet access.
Smoking
Smoking is prohibited in indoor public spaces, including restaurants and bars. Feel free to smoke outside.
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Weather
From September to November, it’s springtime in the southern hemisphere! Expect mild temperatures that gradually warm up over the course of the day.
Uruguay has a temperate climate with relatively high humidity throughout the year.
Montevideo and Punta del Este are both coastal cities, and it gets windy even on warm days. Bring a windbreaker or light scarf!
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