• From November 11-13, 2025, transport logistic Americas, air cargo Americas, and the project cargo Americas special exhibition will take place.
• For the first time, the accompanying conference program will run across two stages, enhancing opportunities for personal exchange among the exhibitors and participants shaping the future in Miami.

With an expanding conference program, transport logistic Americas is establishing itself as North America’s leading trade fair for transport and logistics.

Together with air cargo Americas and the project cargo Americas exhibition, the event will place the future of global supply chains at the center of discussions for three days at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Experts from all sectors of logistics will explore how infrastructure, technology, and international frameworks interact. Miami serves as an ideal meeting point for multimodal supply chain stakeholders, acting as a logistics hub between North and South America and a key gateway in transatlantic trade. 

Renowned Partners and Wide Expertise

Alongside numerous regional bodies and institutions, the World Trade Center Miami (WTCM) serves as a strategic partner, uniting with Messe München to bring together all modes of transport and logistics tasks in this combined event of transport logistic Americas, air cargo Americas, and project cargo Americas. The high-profile conference program, curated by Messe München in close collaboration with strategic partners and leading industry experts, covers logistical, technological, and political aspects. Conceptually, partners include STAT Trade Times, ACI Airports Council International, the European American Chamber of Commerce (EACC), the Florida Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association (FCBF), and the US-Mexico Chamber of Commerce. In project cargo, DVV International Media contributes with its publication Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International (HLPFI).

16 Sessions Across Two Stages

This year, the conference program will be held on two stages for the first time, featuring 16 one-hour sessions including presentations, panel discussions, networking events, and seminars. Key themes focus on the infrastructure projects of the future, ranging from smart cargo hubs and urban logistics solutions to the development of new transport routes. The ongoing topic of digitalization and automation will be addressed across all transport modes, including data-driven processes, smart warehousing, and digital solutions. Additional contributions will cover geopolitics and clean tech, such as nearshoring, trade policy, and alternative energy as responses to global challenges. The Women in Logistics session, hosted by FCBF, promotes networking and career development for women in the logistics industry.

Strengthening Supply Chains Through Personal Connections

The combination of conference sessions and the exhibition creates a unique platform for logistics knowledge and personal exchange. Following the American “free-education” principle, admission to the exhibition, including the conference program, is free. Dr. Robert Schönberger, Global Industry Lead at Messe München, states: “Just as the flagship event in Munich, transport logistic stands, worldwide, for intensive networking. Especially in challenging times, personal connections are more important than ever, as they make global supply chains more resilient and competitive. That’s why we bring together as many players as possible—from shippers to service providers and receivers—to foster international logistics collaboration.”