LOGITRANS

Covid-19 Event Update

LOGITRANS 2022 will take place as a live trade show at the Istanbul Expo Centre from 16.11.2022 to 18.11.2022. To ensure the safety of attendees, the event venue will be equipped with the most recent Covid-19 safety measures. This will include the regulation of the health check status. Before entering the venue, attendees will be required to present documents such as negative test results. Because of the travel bans, they will be required to present such documentation upon arrival in Turkey.

Introduction to LOGITRANS

Logitrans is an international exhibition for transport and logistics, organized annually in Istanbul, Turkey. The event’s 10th edition will take place from 13 to 15 November 2018 and is expected to attract even more attendees than last year’s show, which brought together over 14,000 participants from 56 countries, an increase of 22 percent compared to the previous year.

Product categories to be featured at Logitrans 2019 include:

• Freight transport and logistics services;
• Freight transport systems;
• IT/Telematics, e-business, telecommunications;
• Intralogistics, materials flow;
• Miscellaneous (Organizations, trade associations;
• Research and development;
• Trade/specialty literature; Educational institutes).

If you still haven’t booked your accommodation for your trip to Istanbul, there is no better time to act than now. As usual, here at Trade Fair Trips Ltd we have the best hotel options available at competitive room rates. Contact us now to arrange your hotel booking for Logitrans 2019!

Past Editions of LOGITRANS 

2021 Edition

LOGITRANS 2021 was held as a live trade fair with stringent Covid-19 safeguards in place. The event was held at the Istanbul Expo Centre between 10.11.2021 and 12.11.2021. The 3G admittance policy and social distancing restrictions were among the safeguards included in LOGITRANS 2021. Before entering, the approximately 10,000 trade visitors and 122 exhibiting companies were asked to show documents such as negative test results. Despite the ongoing pandemic, the participants represented 18 countries.