“I’ve found a vibrant and passionate community around Transpotec Logitec, made up of companies, associations, and professionals, deeply engaged in shaping the event” – said Sara Quotti Tubi, recently appointed Head of Energy and Transportation Exhibitions at Fiera Milano – This is more than just a business platform: it’s a moment of dialogue and exchange around market challenges. Our goal is to consolidate the fair’s positioning and strengthen its role as an innovation accelerator, not only reflecting the changes taking place but also guiding and supporting them with a long-term vision”.
The 2026 edition aims to blend continuity and innovation. Alongside its well-established offering focused on the world of transport – the historic heart of the show – a renewed spotlight will be placed on logistics, a rapidly evolving sector now requiring greater space and visibility.
Logistics is a fundamental engine for the country’s economy: third-party logistics alone, according to the latest data from the Gino Marchet Contract Logistics Observatory, is worth around €118 billion in Italy and employs 1.4 million workers. This is why Transpotec Logitec is launching partnerships and collaborations to further promote dialogue between logistics solution providers and users: clients, major operators, and businesses that can leverage the right logistics solutions as a competitive advantage.
However, the show’s beloved “classics” will also return – such as the Logistic Village by FIAP (Italian Federation of Professional Road Hauliers), the Aftermarket Village by Parts Truck magazine from the DBInformation publishing group, the Second Hand Square, and outdoor test drives organized by Next to the Truckers, along with the Last Mile – Microvan & Cargo Bike Area, an initiative dedicated to micromobility, an increasingly important topic in urban logistics.
“Engagement from companies is already high. We’re in touch with all major manufacturers and will soon be able to confirm their participation officially. – added Sara Quotti Tubi – At the same time, we’re planning targeted promotional activities to strengthen our community, engaging loyal attendees while also reaching new audiences. Our goal is to bring to the fair those who can truly benefit from the solutions on display, which are essential to supporting both the ecological and digital transitions. This is a process that involves the entire supply chain, and we aim to work closely with exhibitors to create an event that is increasingly effective and aligned with real market needs.”
On the international front, the event will benefit from the support of ITA-Italian Trade Agency, with which a process is underway to select and invite top international buyers with strong purchasing power. The focus will be on high-potential regions for the sector, such as Central and Eastern Europe, the Balkans, and former CIS countries nearby, dynamic markets with strong interest in Italian technological solutions.
