Transport Logistic & Air Cargo China 2026

Transport Logistic & Air Cargo China 2026 took place in Shanghai, China from June 24 to 26 on a record-breaking scale. The event hosted 939 exhibitors and attracted more than 47,000 trade visitors from 121 countries and regions.

As Asia’s largest trade fair for logistics, air cargo, IT and supply chain management, Transport Logistic & Air Cargo China 2026 was held against a backdrop where global supply chains are being shaped by technology, geopolitics, and sustainability requirements.

These shifts are increasing the need for comprehensive solutions that seamlessly connect air, rail, sea and road transport, to build safer and more resilient supply chains.

Mr. Evan Sha, President China & Chief Executive Officer of Messe Muenchen Shanghai Co., Ltd. commented: “Leveraging multimodal resources, advanced technology, and global networks, Transport Logistic & Air Cargo Shanghai 2026 goes beyond scale to deliver real value, quality growth, and industry upgrading.”

Alongside the introduction and discussion of advanced solutions in multimodal transport, cross-border logistics, digital supply chains, and smart logistics, Transport Logistic & Air Cargo China 2026 also served as a platform for leading logistics companies to demonstrate their capabilities and expand international partnerships.

Following its successful participation in 2024, ITL returned to Transport Logistic & Air Cargo China 2026, represented by its senior leadership team and managers of strategic member companies, including ITL Aviation Logistics, ITL Freight Management and Sotrans Group.

According to Mr. Tony Anh, Director of ITL Corporation and CEO of ITL Aviation Logistics, this presence reaffirmed ITL’s commitment to expanding international cooperation, developing a global partner network, and supporting customers in growing cross-border supply chains.

"Through strengthening international cooperation, ITL continues to enhance its capability to connect cross-border supply chains, creating more favorable conditions for Vietnamese enterprises to export goods with competitive costs, optimal transit times, and service quality that meets global standards," shared Mr. Tony Anh.

Over the course of the three-day exhibition, the ITL booth became a meeting point for the Group and international airlines, customers, transportation partners and service providers across the global logistics ecosystem. Numerous in-depth discussions took place around collaboration opportunities, market demand and trends expected to shape the logistics industry in the coming period.