The FAQs
Frequently asked questions about registering for and attending ONE Global Summit, and exploring Madrid.
What will the weather be like?
The weather in late September, early October is warm and comfortable with chilly evenings. Expect highs of 76°F | 25 °C and lows of 50°F | 10°C. weather.com
Do I need a power adapter?
Spain uses the Type F plug. Type F electrical plugs used in Spain are manufactured to the CEE 7/4 and CEE 7/7 standards and is commonly referred to as a Schuko plug.
What should I wear?
The meeting is business casual. None of our meeting or social venues have a dress code. The weather will be warm during the day, but evenings will be chilly.
How do I get from the airport to the hotel?
There are multiple options from Madrid International airport. Plenty of metered taxi's are available, as well as Uber. There are public transportation options (Bus, Train, Metro).
This is my first meeting, what should I expect?
Our WPI Global Meetings are a wonderful opportunity to engage with partners from across the globe.
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We are an open group, that likes to converse, share stories, discuss agency issues, collaborate about potential joint business/shared resources, etc., and have a good time.
We are at the meeting to learn, but also to network, meet new people, and see long-time friends. It is a laid-back, casual atmosphere that isn’t intimidating. We invite you to come as you are, have fun and learn.
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A meeting book with the complete attendee list, contact information and agency background will be sent prior to the meeting. Use this book as a guide to determine the meetings and conversations you would like to have during the meeting.
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The WPI Team can help you to meet anyone in particular, arrange any business meetings with your fellow partners, and/or answer any questions about the network, etc. In short, you are among friends.
Do I need a Visa?
Please check whether you require a visa for Spain and let Eve Riley know asap if you require any supporting documentation for the process.
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Please do this early as visas are taking longer than usual to process.
Any tips for exploring Madrid during down time?
All of the hotels and most of the venues for the event are located in the city's historic center. Madrid is a very walkable city (mind the cobblestones) so we encourage you to explore by foot. We've put together a list of some of the top attractions and activities in Madrid here.