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Transport & Logistics Philippines 2026 will gather logistics and supply chain companies, technology providers, and industry decision-makers from September 16 to 18 at the World Trade Center Metro Manila
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The expo is organized by Global-Link MP Events International Inc. in partnership with the Procurement and Supply Institute of Asia, with Ayala Foundation Inc. as Impact Partner
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PortCalls is a media partner of the event
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The expo will be held alongside LogiSYM Philippines, an international logistics symposium
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Organizers expect more than 5,000 trade visitors and 450 brands across 1,400 square meters of exhibition space
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The event will showcase transport, logistics and supply chain technologies, including warehouse automation, cold chain, AI, fleet management, last-mile delivery and sustainable transport
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Five specialized exhibitions will be featured: FLOWTECH Philippines, Rentals Philippines, Cold Chain Philippines, Supply Chain, Warehouse & Storage Solutions Expo, and Trucks, Buses & Utilities Expo
Transport & Logistics Philippines 2026 will bring together logistics and supply chain companies, technology providers and industry decision-makers from September 16 to 18 at the World Trade Center Metro Manila as businesses seek solutions to rising trade, digitalization and sustainability challenges.
Organized by Global-Link MP Events International Inc. in partnership with the Procurement and Supply Institute of Asia (PASiA), the expo is being held with Ayala Foundation Inc. as Impact Partner and alongside the international logistics symposium LogiSYM Philippines.
PortCalls is a media partner of the event.
It is expected to attract more than 5,000 trade visitors and feature more than 450 brands across 1,400 square meters of exhibition space.
The expo will gather business leaders, logistics professionals, technology providers, government representatives and global solution suppliers to showcase technologies and services for the transport, logistics and supply chain sectors.
Industry participants are facing growing pressure to improve operational efficiency, strengthen supply chain resilience, cut costs and accelerate digital transformation amid the expansion of e-commerce, changing global and regional trade conditions and major infrastructure investments.
Sustainability is also becoming a strategic priority, driving demand for cleaner transport technologies and more efficient logistics systems.
Transport & Logistics Philippines 2026 will feature solutions covering:
- commercial vehicles and fleet management
- freight forwarding and multimodal transport
- cold chain and temperature-controlled logistics
- warehouse automation and material handling
- supply chain management technologies
- smart logistics and digital transformation
- artificial intelligence (AI) and logistics software
The exhibition will also cover last-mile delivery, sustainable transport technologies, port, maritime, and aviation logistics, cargo-handling equipment, and industrial mobility and transport infrastructure.
Five specialized exhibitions will form part of the event:
- FLOWTECH Philippines
- Rentals Philippines
- Cold Chain Philippines
- Supply Chain Warehouse & Storage Solutions Expo
- Trucks, Buses & Utilities Expo
The event is expected to draw logistics and supply chain professionals, manufacturers, importers and exporters, retail and e-commerce companies, warehouse and distribution operators, fleet and transport operators, and freight forwarders and third-party logistics providers.
Cold chain professionals, procurement executives, and government and infrastructure agencies are also among the target visitors.
Organizers said the expo will provide businesses with opportunities to evaluate logistics technologies and services, connect with solution providers and establish partnerships as supply chains become more complex.
With transport and logistics supporting domestic economic activity and regional trade, the three-day event is positioned as a marketplace for companies seeking to improve supply chain performance and identify new commercial opportunities.
