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•  6,345 participants over three days
•  International logistics community gathered
•  Multimodal with a new focus on maritime logistics

From November 11 to 13, 2025, the Miami Beach Convention Center in Florida was transformed into a logistics hotspot. 6,345 participants visited transport logistic Americas & air cargo Americas and the accompanying special exhibition “project cargo.” The trade fair attracted the logistics community and cemented its status as the leading event for logistics, mobility, IT, and supply chain management in America.

•  Strong registration numbers for the largest logistics trade show in the United States 
•  62% of exhibitors from North, Central, and South America 
•  Hotspot for multimodal transport and IT innovation 

From November 11 to 13, 2025, the international logistics industry will gather at the Miami Beach Convention Center. The focus will be on the future of global supply chains: transport logistic Americas & air cargo Americas, together with project cargo Americas, brings together exhibitors from 18 countries and five world regions, underlining the global significance of the trade fair.

• Three-day conference, now featuring two stages for the first time
• Platform covering all modes of transport and key industry topics
• High relevance for both the Americas and Europe

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.

Dedicated project cargo exhibition area to debut at international transport logistic trade fairs 
 
Messe München, organiser of the world-renowned transport logistic exhibition series, and Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding 
International (HLPFI) have announced a strategic partnership aimed at elevating the visibility and networking potential of the heavy lift, breakbulk and project cargo sector. 
The initiative recognises the growing importance of cross-sector collaboration. For project logisticians, exchanging ideas and innovations with experts in road, air, rail and maritime transport is crucial to unlocking new efficiencies and business opportunities.