BigQuery WHERE statement filter out pairs of values

I have a table with multiple rows and the following fields:

The table lists visitors to a building. Visitor is the name of a visitor, Host is the company they are visiting, and Event is either 'IN' or 'OUT' indicating that the visitor has entered or exited the building at Time

I want my query to return all visitors who are currently visiting and who they are visiting. In other words, I want all visitor-host pairs that have an 'IN' event but do not have an 'OUT' event. For the example table above, the query should return:

The closest I've gotten is the following:

with entrances as (SELECT visitor FROM table where event = 'IN'), 
exits as (SELECT visitor FROM table WHERE event = 'OUT'),
SELECT * from table
WHERE visitor IN entrances AND visitor NOT IN exits

which returns

Carla will be excluded because she went in and out of the building before going back in to visit a different host. I'm trying to think of a way to check pairs of values (i.e. a visitor-host pair) in the where clause.

Assuming OUT is always timestamped after IN, COUNT can be used to find cases where IN does not have a corresponding OUT.

SELECT visitor, host, time
FROM (
    SELECT
        visitor, host,
        COUNTIF(event='IN') ins, COUNTIF(event='OUT') outs,
        MAX(time) time
    FROM table
    GROUP BY visitor, host
    HAVING ins > outs)

It should return: