Conference program for transport logistic 2025 sets clear priorities

Over 150 specialist events on four stages and at the stands

transport logistic 2025, which will take place from June 2 to 5 at the exhibition center in Munich, underscores the trade fair's central role as an international platform for innovation and expert dialogue with its extensive conference program. More than 150 events will highlight current developments in logistics, mobility, IT, and supply chain management. In addition to traditional conferences on four stages in Halls A1 to B1, many exhibitors will also participate with their own presentations, pitches, and practical formats. Key topics include digital transformation, new cooperation models, and sustainable solutions. Panels with representatives from leading companies such as IKEA, Rhenus Logistics, DP World, and Hapag Lloyd will discuss efficiency strategies, dealing with geopolitical risks, and challenges in the skilled labor market. The impact of trade conflicts and the future of global supply chains will also be in focus.

Campus Plaza, Exhibitor Stage, and air cargo Europe as thematic highlights

The Campus Plaza in Hall A3 is entering its second round after a successful premiere. Over the four days of the fair, key topics such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, ESG, and employer attractiveness will be examined in a compact format and from various perspectives. On the Exhibitor Stage in Hall B5 and at over 30 exhibition stands, numerous companies will actively contribute to the debate – for example, through start-up pitches or innovative practical examples. The ÖBB Rail Cargo Group will also hold a locomotive christening ceremony in the outdoor area. The integrated air cargo Europe will occupy Halls A1 and A2 of the Munich Trade Fair. In four panel discussions, decision-makers from the air freight industry will discuss topics such as the role of AI, sustainability, and greenhushing in climate data communication. A highlight will be the presentation of the World Air Cargo Awards on the evening of June 3.

Digitalization, transformation, and skills shortages as structural issues

Many contributions will deal with digitalization along logistics processes – from the last mile to rail freight transport. The Open Logistics Foundation will moderate panels on open source approaches for zero-emission logistics. In addition, new studies on cyber security will be presented. The topics of environment and sustainability will also run through the entire program: from low-emission transport management and alternative modes of transport to combined transport models with rail. On the last day of the trade fair, the focus will be on personnel and work-related topics. Panels will address employer branding, women in logistics, and strategies to combat the shortage of skilled workers. Industry associations, companies, and universities will have their say. The conference program is included in the ticket price of the transport logistic 2025, and all content will be translated simultaneously and available partly in German and partly in English.