
The Logistics World Summit & Expo 2027
Event Date
April 7–8, 2027
Location
Mexico City, Mexico
Expected Exhibitors
650
About This Show
AI-drafted summaryThe Logistics World Summit & Expo is described by its organizers as the highest-level international congress in logistics, supply chain and cargo, and it bills itself as the leading event in Logistics, Foreign Trade and Cargo bringing together the community of Mexico and Central America.
Held over two days at Centro Banamex in Mexico City, the show pairs a large exhibition floor with a professional conference program. Organizers invite attendees to connect with more than 26,000 professionals, present solutions to key decision-makers, and visit more than 650 exhibitors showcasing the latest technologies and advances in the sector. The event brings together the logistics community to display the newest products, services and innovations that help companies improve their logistics processes.
The audience is highly specialized, drawing leaders, buyers and suppliers from key sectors across the supply chain, foreign trade and freight industries. It is worth attending for its combination of a broad commercial exhibition, free high-level conference content, and dedicated networking spaces designed to generate real business opportunities in Mexico and the wider Latin American region.
Show Highlights
- Knowledge Hub (Hub de Conocimiento): Four themed, free auditoriums for inspiration, idea generation and strategy with real solutions to operational challenges.
- Free conference program: The Summit offers numerous complimentary conferences; recent editions have featured more than 50 free conferences at the Knowledge Hub covering transportation and mobility, international trade, technology, logistics, and supply chain.
- Specialized pavilions: In addition to the main exhibition, the event features specialized pavilions dedicated to foreign trade, freight and shipbuilding.
- Foreign trade congress: A specialized congress on foreign trade covering customs, treaties and cross-border e-commerce.
- Gold Experience (Pase Dorado): A premium pass offering added benefits, including two VIP lounges and a Foreign Trade Lounge with complimentary canapés and drinks, plus a premium space within the Expo called the Punto Dorado for comfort, inspiration and strategic networking. Golden Pass holders can also earn a micro-certification with curricular value from APICS Mexico.
- Notable past speakers: Recent editions have featured futurist and global business authority Patrick Dixon, Hau Lee (founding director of Stanford's SEED), and Kenneth Smith, former chief negotiator of the USMCA (T-MEC).
Attendance
The 2027 edition's marketing invites attendees to connect with more than 26,000 professionals and visit more than 650 exhibitors. Historically, the show has grown steadily: the 2024 edition set an attendance record of more than 24,300 people. For the 2025 edition, industry listings anticipated over 22,800 visitors and around 550 exhibitors. The audience is highly specialized, gathering leaders, buyers and suppliers from logistics, supply chain, foreign trade and cargo sectors.
Registration
Registration is handled through the official event website, expo.thelogisticsworld.com. Visitor access to the exhibition and the free conference program is available, while a premium Golden Pass (Pase Dorado) unlocks the "Gold Experience," including VIP lounges, the Punto Dorado premium space, meals on both days, and an APICS Mexico micro-certification.
For exhibitors, the process is a straightforward online application: visit the official event website to access the exhibitor registration form, where you will find information about the registration process, costs and benefits, then complete the form with details about your company and the products or services you wish to exhibit. Once the form is completed, you proceed with payment of the participation fee; payment options typically include bank transfer, credit card or PayPal, and the amount varies depending on the type of booth and additional services.
History
The show has established itself as the region's leading logistics gathering, positioned as the largest logistics, foreign trade and cargo event in Mexico and Central America and a benchmark meeting point for the industry in the region. Its growth has been steady and record-setting: the 2024 edition reached a historic attendance record of more than 24,300 people, and for 2025 the event occupied the entire exhibition floor of Centro Citibanamex with stands only. Recent editions took place at Centro Banamex in Mexico City, with the 2026 edition held March 18–19, 2026, and the 2027 edition scheduled for April 7–8, 2027.
Exhibitors
Exhibitor Information
Detailed exhibitor list is being compiled. Check back soon or visit the official show website for the most current information.
Last updated: September 12, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is The Logistics World Summit & Expo 2027 taking place?
The 2027 edition is scheduled for April 7-8, 2027, at Centro Banamex (Centro Citibanamex) in Mexico City, Mexico, located at Av. del Conscripto 311, Miguel Hidalgo.
Who should attend the event?
The show is aimed at professionals across logistics, supply chain, foreign trade and cargo, including leaders, buyers and suppliers from Mexico, Central America and international markets. It is positioned as the largest logistics, foreign trade and cargo event in Mexico and Central America.
How many exhibitors and attendees does the show attract?
The organizers invite attendees to connect with more than 26,000 professionals and visit more than 650 exhibitors. The 2024 edition set an attendance record of over 24,300 people.
What is the Golden Pass (Pase Dorado)?
The Golden Pass is a premium 'Gold Experience' ticket that includes access to VIP lounges and a Foreign Trade Lounge with complimentary food and drinks, the Punto Dorado premium space, meals on both days, and an APICS Mexico micro-certification with curricular value.
How do I get to Centro Banamex?
The venue is best reached by private vehicle, taxi or rideshare; it is about 45 minutes from Mexico City International Airport via Circuito Interior. Public transportation involves many transfers and is not recommended, though the Toreo/Cuatro Caminos station on Metro Line 2 is the nearest base node. Ample on-site parking is available.
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