Transport Logistic 2025 Sets Global Benchmark with Record-Breaking Participation and Focus on AI, Sustainability, and Air Cargo
Transport Logistic 2025, the world’s leading trade fair for logistics, mobility, IT, and supply chain management, concluded with record-breaking numbers, forward-looking innovation, and resounding global relevance. Held from June 2–5 at Messe München, the event hosted 2,722 exhibitors from 73 countries and welcomed more than 77,000 visitors from over 130 nations.
With an expanded 150,000 square meters of exhibition space and 65% international exhibitor participation, this year’s edition confirmed Transport Logistic as the definitive global platform for the logistics and supply chain industries.
High-Level Inauguration and Industry Acknowledgment:
The event was officially opened by Germany’s Federal Minister of Transport, Patrick Schnieder, underlining the sector’s political and economic importance. Stefan Rummel, CEO of Messe München, stated:
“Transport Logistic 2025 showcased the critical role logistics plays in sustaining the global economy. It’s more than a trade fair—it’s the lifeline of international trade and everyday life.”
Key Focus: Digitalization, Artificial Intelligence, and Sustainability
This year’s show spotlighted industry transformation through:
- AI-powered logistics and predictive systems
- Cybersecurity and data-driven supply chains
- Sustainable transport technologies and alternative drive systems
Thought leadership sessions, expert panels, and workshops emphasized the urgency and opportunity for innovation.
“From autonomous transport to AI-integrated logistics platforms, the fair laid out a clear blueprint for the future,” said Stanislas Brun, Chief Cargo Officer, Etihad Cargo.
“It wasn’t just a showcase—it was a signal of where the industry must head,” echoed Tobias Jerschke, CEO, Kuehne+Nagel.
Air Cargo Europe Doubles Footprint:
Air Cargo Europe, the dedicated segment of the fair, witnessed unprecedented interest and expanded to two full halls. Industry leaders emphasized air freight’s continued strategic importance for sectors like e-commerce, healthcare, and just-in-time manufacturing.
“Transport Logistic + Air Cargo Europe forms the single most important meeting point for global air freight,” said Markus Heinelt, Munich Airport.
“It enables powerful collaboration on the critical challenges facing air cargo today,” noted Arthur Reijnhart, Schiphol Commercial.
Quality Business Engagement and Global Decision-Maker Turnout
The 2025 edition attracted a higher-than-ever share of C-suite executives, strategic buyers, and international delegations, fostering unmatched networking opportunities.
“The quality of interactions was excellent—this is where the future of logistics is being shaped,” said Tobias König, CCO, Rhenus Group.
“For us, this is more than a trade show. It’s an idea exchange hub,” added Dr. Frank Albers, Managing Director, KRONE Trailer.
“Every conversation was strategic—this was a boardroom with 75,000 participants,” said Fred-Markus Bohne, Managing Partner, Panattoni.
Industry Sentiment and Outlook:
Attendees described the event as “dynamic,” “visionary,” and “essential” for staying ahead in a fast-evolving logistics landscape.
“It felt like a reunion of minds who genuinely care about the future of transport,” shared Robert Howe, MD, bremenports.
“Transport Logistic wasn’t just a meeting—it was an inspiration,” concluded Alessandro Cacciola, CEO, Andreas Schmid Group.
The Expo hosted over 2,722 exhibitors from 73 countries, 77,000+ visitors from 130+ nations, 150,000 sq.m of exhibition space, 2 full halls dedicated to air cargo, 65% international exhibitor share.