As the world’s leading trade fair for logistics, mobility, IT, and supply chain management, transport logistic covers the entire supply chain. It ranges from transport and logistics services for road, rail, water, and air to equipment for freight transport, as well as IT, telematics, intralogistics, and warehouse management.
The importance of this exchange is also reflected in the booking situation: Around six months before transport logistic gets underway, the number of registrations is exceptionally high. To meet the increased demand, it is therefore expanding its hall space from 12 to a total of 14 halls. It will additionally occupy parts of the outdoor area, including the track areas.
“We are delighted about the very positive booking situation. With two additional halls, we’re making more space for the industry,” says Dr. Robert Schönberger, Global Industry Lead for transport logistic & air cargo exhibitions. “Companies come to Munich to expand business relationships and work together to develop solutions to their challenges. That confirms transport logistic’s status as an international hub for the logistics industry.”
New hall layout and third entrance
The expansion to 14 halls also allows a new hall layout. Due to the numerous registrations, the IT, Telematics, E-Business, and Telecommunications sector is moving to Halls C3 and C4. In addition to the West and East entrances, the North entrance will also be open for access to these two halls. transport logistic will therefore be accessible via three entrances in the future.
International participation developing positively
New international exhibitors are also joining the road transport and maritime logistics sectors. Adjustments in the B Halls will make it possible to accommodate the placement requests of both existing and new exhibitors. In addition, in the rail freight sector, DB Cargo AG and VTG GmbH have confirmed their return to transport logistic.
Additional exhibition space for air cargo Europe
The integrated air cargo Europe event in Halls A1 and A2 is also developing very well: More than 240 companies have already confirmed their participation, including Qatar Airways Cargo, Emirates SkyCargo, Lufthansa Cargo, Etihad Cargo, Saudia Cargo, Delta Cargo, and Cathay Cargo. Moving both conference forums to adjacent halls will provide additional room for exhibitors, expanding the space by a good seven percent. The air cargo Europe conference will be held in the future in the conference area on the first floor of Hall A1.
Focus on practical solutions
The conference program expands on the discussions at the exhibition stands. Together with its conceptual partners, transport logistic is developing a program addressing strategic and operational issues. The planned topics include AI and automation, climate protection, and resilient supply chains. The focus is on how companies can translate new technologies into economically viable solutions for everyday logistics. The program is expected to be available online from the start of 2027.
