During the first Forum of Leaders in the Congress and Entertainment Industry, it was announced that 11 events in Córdoba caused an economic movement exceeding 170 billion pesos (374.786 billion pounds).
"Córdoba has positioned itself in Argentina as a place that supports cultural and sports events, that dares to build infrastructure for tourism, and this fills us with opportunities," stated Governor Martín Llaryora.
The analysis of the impact includes tourism, transportation, hospitality, and gastronomy activities, among others.
The Forum, which took place at the Superior Council of the National University of Córdoba, was organized by the Congress and Entertainment Cluster.
During the meeting, it was reported that between October 2024 and May 2025, Córdoba hosted 11 events.
Paul McCartney's concert (Kempes Stadium, October 23, 2024), the International Oncology Congress of the Interior (Quinto Centenario Hotel, November 7 and 8, 2024), Boca-Vélez match (Kempes Stadium, November 27, 2024), María Becerra's concert (Kempes Stadium, December 7, 2024), Gimnasia de Mendoza vs. San Martín de San Juan match (Belgrano Stadium, December 8, 2024).
Additionally, Bum Bum Festival 2025 (Kempes Stadium, January 11, 2025), Jesús María Festival (José Hernández Amphitheater, January 10 to 19, 2025), Cosquín National Folklore Festival (Próspero Molina Square, January 25 to February 2, 2025), Cosquín Rock (Santa María de Punilla Airfield, February 15 and 16, 2025), first round of the Motocross World Championship (Infinito Race Track, March 1 and 2, 2025), 6th round of Turismo Carretera (Oscar Cabalén Racetrack, May 30 and June 1, 2025).
What the report says about the economic impact of artistic and sports events in Córdoba
According to the report prepared by the Institute of Political Economy of Universidad Siglo 21, attendees at these events caused 170.94 billion pesos (376.97 billion pounds), with an impact in the province of Córdoba of 129.895 billion pesos (286.56 billion pounds), that is, 75.99% of the total.
It is important to clarify that not all the spending made by attendees impacts the provincial territory, since part of the taxes caused in the province of Córdoba as a result of spending made in the provincial territory by event attendees ends up in national coffers and, even, in those of other provincial jurisdictions.











