Transport Logistics 2025: Setting New Standards in Efficiency and Innovation

According to a recent publication by Messe München, transport logistic 2025 showcased the logistics sector’s current capabilities and future potential. This major international trade fair, wich focuses on logistics, mobility, IT, and supply chain management alongside air cargo Europe, took place from June 2 to 5 in Munich.

The event boasted notable statistics: with 2,722 exhibitors hailing from 73 countries and over 77,000 attendees representing more than 130 regions worldwide. The exhibition space expanded to an impressive 150,000 square meters—making it the largest trade fair of its kind globally.

This year saw a rise in international participation as well; the share of global exhibitors increased to 65 percent compared to last year’s figure of 60 percent.This growth not only reflects an increase in size and attendance but also highlights the event’s expanding global influence. The significance of this industry was further emphasized by Germany’s new Federal Minister of Transport Patrick Schnieder officiating at the opening ceremony.

stefan Rummel, CEO of Messe München succinctly stated: “Transport logistic has clearly illustrated how vital logistics is in our interconnected world—it truly is the backbone of our global economy.Without efficient supply chains, daily life would grind to a halt.” He expressed his delight at having Minister Schnieder inaugurate the fair and noted that heightened participation created a vibrant atmosphere that underscores transport logistic’s status as a premier global event.

The focus on technology was evident throughout transport logistic 2025—from autonomous transportation solutions to AI-driven control systems. The conference program addressed pressing challenges while exploring innovative opportunities through panels and workshops covering topics like cybersecurity and digital transformation.

This year also marked notable growth for air cargo Europe within transport logistic; due to high demand, two entire exhibition halls were dedicated solely to air freight—a clear indication of its critical role especially concerning medical supplies and e-commerce deliveries that require timely handling.

“the combination of transport logistic with air cargo Europe solidifies its reputation as the leading trade fair,” said Markus Heinelt from Munich Airport. “It’s rare for all stakeholders across supply chains to gather with such depth.” arthur reijnhart added that air cargo is vital for maintaining connections between nations economically and socially—highlighting how events like these facilitate collaboration among industry partners facing common challenges.

This edition welcomed more international visitors than ever before—with many decision-makers attending from various sectors throughout all four days filled with dynamic interactions focused on real business opportunities across multiple transportation modes.

Tobias König from Rhenus Group emphasized how crucial this platform is for direct engagement with clients: “The quality conversations we had reaffirmed why this event remains pivotal within our field.” Dr. frank Albers at KRONE Trailer noted that it transcends being just another trade show—it’s where diverse modes unite over future trends while Fred-Markus Bohne at Panattoni highlighted how invaluable it is when top-tier leaders come together under one roof fostering meaningful dialog about upcoming developments.”

No matter if it’s strategic discussions or reconnecting face-to-face after long periods apart—transport logistic continues serving as an essential hub where professionals collaborate towards shaping tomorrow’s landscape in logistics.
Robert Howe described it best when he said: “With around 75k attendees here—it feels less like just another convention but rather akin to reuniting with family who share genuine enthusiasm about their work within these industries.” Alessandro Cacciola perfectly encapsulated its essence stating: “This wasn’t merely an industry gathering; it became a fountainhead of inspiration.”