The independent field guide to Binance Blockchain Week, and the Thailand ESIM you buy by card in about a minute. Installed before you fly, live the second the plane doors open.
Five Bangkok packages, unlimited data for as long as you are here, paid by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Installed before you fly, and no roaming bill next month.
In, conference, out. This one ships on its own.
The two days, the side events either side, and the flight home.
The whole week with a day of slack at each end.
Bangkok and a proper look at the country after it.
Bangkok stitched onto a longer run through Southeast Asia.
All prices in USD and all of them are what you pay. Coverage, hotspot and refund eligibility are set per plan, so read the package details before you buy.
The main stage is the Saturday and the Sunday at Queen Sirikit. The side events run through Sukhumvit and Sathorn either side of it, and most are announced in the last ten days on Telegram and Luma.

The pre-week evening circuit. Most of it is announced on Telegram and Luma in the last ten days, not on a printed schedule.
Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. Theme is EVOLVE, the Asia edition.
Same venue. The exhibition floor is where most of the business gets done.
Suvarnabhumi at the end of a long weekend is not where you want to be hunting for a SIM counter.
Six guides, each one written for the week you are actually here rather than for a fortnight of sightseeing.
The MRT has a station named after the venue, and that is the whole trick
Why the venue Wi-Fi will not carry your day

Grab, the Thai QR code the stall wants, the MRT top-up, the side event address that only exists in a Telegram message. Every item on that guide is a phone with data. Sort it on your sofa, before you fly.
Side events run all week around Binance Blockchain Week Bangkok and most of them are announced late. Leave an address and you get the list the day it is worth having, plus anything that changes about the programme. Nothing else.

Leave your email and it arrives in one message.
An ESIM has to be installed over Wi-Fi before you fly, and the one place without Wi-Fi is the airport you land at. Two minutes now saves that.
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