Category: Logistics Exhibitions

Globalia Logistics Network is the Media Patron of Baltic Ports Conference 2026 to be held in Turku, Finland

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The Conference Will Bring Industry Leaders Together to Discuss Green Shipping, Port Innovation and Resilience Across the Baltic Region

Globalia Logistics Network is pleased to announce its partnership with the Baltic Ports Conference 2026 as a Media Patron, taking place from 2 to 4 September 2026 in Turku, Finland. Organised by the Baltic Ports Organization and the Port of Turku, the conference will bring together senior representatives from ports, shipping, logistics, government, technology and maritime organisations to discuss the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of Baltic maritime transport.

Hosted by the Port of Turku, Finland’s oldest port, BPC 2026 will provide a platform for exploring how ports can adapt to environmental pressures, geopolitical changes, technological developments and evolving logistics requirements. Turku’s strong cargo connections, specialised stevedoring capabilities and extensive warehousing infrastructure make it a fitting location for these discussions.

Addressing the Transformation of Baltic Ports

The first day will focus on the transition towards greener, more resilient and adaptable port operations. Sessions will examine the development of Baltic Sea green shipping corridors, climate change adaptation, port resilience and the future of maritime leadership. The programme will also explore biodiversity and its integration into port management, alongside flexible warehousing, bulk storage and industrial logistics solutions.

The second day will turn the spotlight towards the technologies and energy solutions shaping tomorrow’s seaports. Discussions will cover carbon capture and storage value chains, wind energy and future bunker fuels, while dedicated sessions will examine how digitalisation, data intelligence and automation can transform port operations.

The conference will feature a diverse group of speakers from organisations including the European Sea Ports Organization, Port of Gothenburg, Port of Stockholm, Port of Turku, Finnish Ports Association, Viking Line, Wasaline and Northern Lights.

An Opportunity for Globalia Members to Engage with the Maritime Community

For Globalia Logistics Network members, BPC 2026 offers an opportunity to gain valuable insights into the changes influencing European maritime logistics while connecting with port authorities, shipping companies, technology providers and other industry professionals. Attending the conference can help freight forwarders better understand emerging developments in sustainable shipping, port infrastructure and digitalisation while identifying potential areas for cooperation across the Baltic region.

Globalia encourages its members to take advantage of this opportunity to expand their professional networks, exchange ideas with maritime industry leaders and discover new perspectives on the future of European port and logistics operations.

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Globalia Logistics Network Joins Transport Middle East 2026 as Supporting Organisation

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Transport Middle East 2026 will be held from 29 September – 1 October 2026 at the Renaissance Cairo Mirage City Hotel, Cairo, Egypt

Globalia Logistics Network is a Supporting Organisation of Transport Middle East 2026, one of the region’s major annual ports and logistics trade events. The 24th edition of Transport Middle East 2026 will bring together around 400 senior executives and industry professionals from ports, shipping lines, freight forwarding, logistics, terminal operations, cargo ownership, and related sectors from the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and connecting regions.

The two-day conference will feature 35 international speakers and focus on key issues shaping the future of transport and logistics, including the future of the Suez Canal, port development and infrastructure investment, intermodal connectivity, digital transformation, sustainability, maritime decarbonisation, and terminal efficiency.

The conference will also explore how Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Port Community Systems, and Cybersecurity are transforming supply chains and terminal operations, while dedicated sessions will examine green ports, alternative fuels, shore power, carbon reduction strategies, sustainable logistics solutions, containerisation, terminal efficiency, and equipment technology.

For freight forwarders, Transport Middle East 2026 provides an opportunity to engage directly with the wider maritime and transport ecosystem. With representatives from ports, shipping lines, terminal operators, cargo-owning companies, logistics providers, and infrastructure organisations expected to attend, the event offers an important platform for building relationships across the supply chain.

The event will also feature an international exhibition, giving exhibitors and sponsors the opportunity to connect directly with delegates and decision-makers throughout the conference.

Globalia encourages its members to consider participating in Transport Middle East 2026 as a valuable opportunity to expand their professional networks, gain insights into the latest developments affecting ports and logistics, and connect with industry leaders from across the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and other key trading regions.

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As global supply chains continue to evolve, stronger connections between freight forwarders, ports, shipping lines, terminal operators, and logistics service providers are increasingly important. Through its support of Transport Middle East 2026, Globalia Logistics Network continues to strengthen its engagement with the wider transport and maritime community while creating additional opportunities for its members to connect with key industry stakeholders.

 

Globalia Logistics Network is the Supporting Organization of ASEAN Ports and Logistics 2026

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The leading Southeast Asian maritime and logistics exhibition will gather more than 400 industry professionals in Kuala Lumpur

Globalia Logistics Network has partnered with ASEAN Ports and Logistics 2026 as an official supporting organization. Taking place from 7th to 9th July 2026 at the Sofitel Kuala Lumpur Damansara in Malaysia, the event is recognized as one of Southeast Asia’s most important annual gatherings for the ports, shipping, transport, and logistics sectors.

Globalia Logistics Network partners with ASEAN Ports and Logistics 2026

Supported by the Port Klang Authority, the conference and exhibition will bring together over 400 senior executives, government representatives, terminal operators, shipping lines, freight and logistics providers, cargo owners, and technology companies from across the ASEAN region and international markets. The event will provide an important platform for industry networking, collaboration, and business development.

ASEAN Ports and Logistics 2026 will feature a high-level conference programme with around 40 international speakers discussing the key trends and challenges shaping the future of maritime trade and logistics. Topics on the agenda include smart port technologies, digital transformation, sustainable port operations, regional trade connectivity, supply chain resilience, logistics innovation, and decarbonisation initiatives within the maritime sector.

The exhibition area will host more than 50 stands showcasing the latest products, services, and technologies designed to improve operational efficiency and strengthen regional connectivity throughout the logistics supply chain. Exhibitors and sponsors will have the opportunity to engage directly with key decision-makers and expand their business presence within the ASEAN market.

Located at the heart of Southeast Asia, Kuala Lumpur offers excellent connectivity and proximity to Port Klang, one of the world’s busiest ports positioned along the strategic Strait of Malacca shipping route. As part of the programme, delegates will also participate in a technical visit to Port Klang facilities to gain insight into one of Asia’s most dynamic logistics and maritime gateways.

Participation in will offer members of Globalia Logistics Network a valuable platform to strengthen their regional presence, establish new business relationships, and stay informed about the latest developments shaping the maritime, transport, and logistics industries. The event will bring together leading professionals and decision-makers from across the ASEAN region, creating excellent opportunities for collaboration and business growth. Registration for conference delegates, exhibition stands, and sponsorship opportunities is currently open. Further information is available at Transport Events Official Website

Globalia Logistics Network joins Mediterranean Ports and Logistics 2026 as Supporting Organization

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The partnership reinforces Globalia’s commitment to fostering collaboration and innovation across the Mediterranean logistics sector

Globalia Logistics Network has announced its role as a Supporting Organization for Mediterranean Ports and Logistics 2026, one of the region’s leading events dedicated to port operations, shipping, and supply chain development. Scheduled to take place from 28th to 30th April 2026 at the Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa in Porto, Portugal, the event will bring together key stakeholders from across the Mediterranean maritime and logistics industry.

Hosted by the Administration of the Ports of Douro, Leixões and Viana do Castelo (APDL) and supported by YILPORT Holding as Strategic Partner, the conference is expected to attract over 400 high-level participants, including government officials, port authorities, shipping executives, freight forwarders, and logistics service providers.

The event will begin with an exclusive tour of Porto’s port and logistics facilities, offering delegates a closer look at the infrastructure and operations that drive efficiency and growth in the region. Over the following two days, the conference will feature 40 international speakers addressing some of the most pressing issues facing the sector today, including port digitalisation, green shipping corridors, infrastructure development, hinterland connectivity, and supply chain resilience.

Porto’s strategic position on Portugal’s Atlantic coast makes it a vital link between Atlantic and Mediterranean trade routes. The city continues to play a central role in facilitating international commerce while supporting a wide range of industries, from shipping and logistics to manufacturing and shipbuilding.

By supporting Mediterranean Ports and Logistics 2026, Globalia Logistics Network further reinforces its position as an active player in the global logistics community, committed to promoting collaboration, innovation, and business growth for its members. This partnership not only enhances Globalia’s visibility within the Mediterranean region but also creates valuable opportunities for its network members to connect with industry leaders, explore emerging trends, and build long-term business relationships in an increasingly interconnected logistics environment.

Members interested in strengthening their presence in the Mediterranean Ports are encouraged to take part in this event.

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Globalia Logistics Network encourages growth through member referrals and expansion incentives

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The refer and earn programme is designed to encourage members to grow the network with trusted partners and strengthen their presence in key territories

Trust remains one of the defining pillars of Globalia Logistics Network. In a sector where dependable partnerships are critical, the network continues to encourage members to build on what already works, strong, reliable relationships. Through its ongoing “Refer & Earn” programme, Globalia rewards members who introduce trusted freight forwarders from their professional network. When a referred company applies and is accepted, the referring member receives a 25% discount on their next membership fee.

By bringing trusted partners into Globalia, members can continue working with companies they already rely on, now within a structured and secure global network. At the same time, every referred company must go through Globalia’s established selection process. This ensures that all new members meet the network’s quality requirements, maintaining the high level of service and professionalism that defines the community.

In parallel, Globalia continues to support members looking to expand their footprint through its branch incentive. Members can benefit from a 50% discount when opening additional offices in new territories of the same country, allowing them to grow their presence while remaining within a trusted global framework.

Together, these programmes reflect Globalia’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its network through trust, consistency, and collaboration. By encouraging members to grow with partners they already rely on, the network continues to evolve while preserving the standards that set it apart.

Globalia media partner Hyve group organizes Breakbulk Asia- a conference and exhibition for breakbulk and project cargo professionals

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The event is scheduled to be held at the Shanghai Expo Exhibition and Conference Center in Shanghai on 3rd -4th August 2020

Breakbulk Asia is a conference and exhibition in the region for project cargo and breakbulk professionals offering an unparalleled opportunity to connect with the industrial project supply chain—shippers and service providers, local and international—who are involved in today’s megaprojects that revolve around China’s One Belt, One Road program. With the recent announcement by the central government of China that events may be held from July 1 onward, the organizers of Breakbulk Asia 2020 have confirmed Breakbulk Asia 2020 will take place at the Shanghai Expo Exhibition and Conference Center in Shanghai on August 3-4.

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Newly expanded to include all of Asia and Southeast Asia, the Breakbulk event in Shanghai has become the business hub for the region’s project cargo industry. As China’s global influence expands through its sweeping Belt and Road Initiative, all industry players will benefit from participating in Breakbulk Asia. The event will showcase business opportunities, strategy and answers to the most pressing industry questions in 2020. It will feature leading breakbulk and project executives who will provide insights into the latest business and trade intelligence, as well as delve deeper into key markets, sectors and issues affecting the whole supply chain.

For further details regarding the event, members are requested to contact:

China and Asia

Sarah Gu

Event Director, Breakbulk Asia

E: sarah.gu@breakbulk.com

T: +86 21 61806789 ext. 839

International

Leslie Meredith

Marketing & Media Director

Breakbulk Events & Media

E: Leslie.Meredith@breakbulk.com

T: +1 801 201 5971