The transport logistic Southeast Asia and air cargo Southeast Asia (tlacSEA) trade fairs are set to return to the Sands Expo & Convention Centre in Singapore from 29–31 October 2025, establishing a premier platform for logistics and air cargo professionals across the region.
Southeast Asia: A Growing Logistics Powerhouse
Southeast Asia continues to solidify its position as one of the world’s most dynamic logistics hubs, facilitating approximately USD 4.2 trillion in global trade annually, as reported by McKinsey. The region’s logistics sector is at a turning point, driven by surging e-commerce volumes, evolving trade frameworks, and a projected 18% increase in transport demand (Bloomberg Intelligence). Against this backdrop, the 2025 edition of tlacSEA arrives as a critical touchpoint for industry stakeholders.
Expected to attract over 10,000 attendees, the event will spotlight advancements in freight forwarding, shipping, and supply chain innovation. Key themes include:
Digital transformation to drive operational efficiency
Sustainability as a core principle in logistics
Resilience in navigating regional and global disruptions
Expert-Led Discussions and Industry Collaboration
With over 70 sessions scheduled across three content stages, the event will feature insights from more than 90 distinguished speakers. Highlights include:
Strategies to enhance supply chain resilience amid ongoing disruptions
Practical approaches to aligning logistics operations with sustainability objectives
Real-world applications of digital transformation in the supply chain sector
For attendees, tlacSEA offers actionable guidance on optimizing freight costs, streamlining cross-border trade, and forging reliable logistics partnerships. Exhibitors and sponsors will gain direct access to decision-makers shaping the region’s transport and supply chain ecosystems.
Expanding Opportunities Across Southeast Asia
Covering a wide range of topics—from warehousing and air cargo to multimodal transport and IT systems—the event provides an invaluable platform for businesses seeking to expand their presence in Southeast Asia’s high-growth markets. Organizers highlight the region’s 12% annual growth rate in e-logistics (DHL, 2024) as a testament to its continued momentum.
As part of the world’s largest trade show for transportation and logistics, transport logistic Southeast Asia and air cargo Southeast Asia serve as the ultimate meeting place for the sector’s leading innovators and decision-makers.
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of Southeast Asia’s most influential event for logistics, supply chain, and air cargo solutions.
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