air cargo China, part of transport logistics China, returned for the first time since 2018 as thousands poured into the Shanghai New International Expo Center. Recognized as the leading trade show for logistics, mobility, IT and supply chain management in the Asia Pacific region, the event showcased every element of the industry across 10,000 square meters of exhibition space.
“Transport Logistics and Air Cargo China has once again underlined the validity of Messe München’s concept of combining all modes of transport on one fair, thereby providing one-stop shopping for shippers and cargo owners,” Xu Jia, Chief Executive Officer – Greater China of Messe Muenchen Shanghai , said.
With 36,000+ visitors from 92 countries and regions of countries, the event brought together industry leaders to discuss the topics at the center of the logistics industry, including the e-commerce revolution, aviation trends, the future of air cargo and trans-Pacific trade .
“This strong international participation reflects the enormous economic importance of China and Asia for global logistics,” said Dr Volker Wissing, the German Federal Minister for Digital and Transport.
“The topic of artificial intelligence, which is considered a game changer, will be especially presented here and show its enormous problem-solving potential,” he added.
Alongside Air Cargo China, Transport Logistics China also offered visitors the chance to meet hundreds of exhibitors covering the entire spectrum of logistics products, technology and services, learn about customized solutions, high-end equipment and explore the Asian market.
From a deep dive into vehicle logistics, rethinking Sino-Eurasian rail freight, the Maritime-Continental Silk Road Summit and more, the transport logistics side of the conference provided a wide range of insights into the Chinese sector and beyond.
Throughout both sides of the event, technology and sustainability were key focuses as attendees explored the 2024 Asia Logistics Technology Forum and looked at how to build an international low-carbon logistics corridor.
“Exhibitors and visitors used the three days intensively to cultivate contacts and start business. Concrete contracts were also signed. The trade fair has set a milestone as an indispensable business platform for the logistics industry,” said Dr. Added Robert Schönberger, Global Industry Lead transport logistics and air cargo exhibitions from Messe München.
