ITL Showcased Its Global Logistics Power at the Transport Logistic Air Cargo China Fair

Transport Logistic & Air Cargo China 2026, Asia's largest logistics and air cargo fair, was held in Shanghai with record attendance. Hosted by China and organized between 24-26 June, this major event brought together over 47,000 visitors from 121 different countries and regions. The fair, which featured 939 exhibitors, took the pulse of the industry by addressing technological and geopolitical transformations in global supply chains. The event served as a platform emphasizing the importance of multimodal solutions integrating air, land, sea, and rail transportation. During these years when the need to build more resilient and secure supply chains in the post-pandemic period has increased, the fair hosted the strengthening of international collaborations.

ITL, one of the world's largest logistics companies, demonstrated a strong representation at this significant fair by attending with its top executives and strategic corporate leaders. Tony Anh, a member of the company's board of directors, stated that the fair presented a great opportunity in line with their vision of connecting global supply chains. The team, which included managers from ITL's strategic units such as air logistics, freight management, and Sotrans Group, met with international investors. The company utilized the fair as a stepping stone both to develop new collaborations and to expand its existing global network. This strategic participation showcased the international market ambition and operational readiness of the Vietnam-based company.

Throughout the three-day duration of the fair, the ITL booth became a popular meeting point for global airlines, customers, and logistics service providers. In in-depth discussions with booth visitors, market demands, digital transformation, and logistics trends that will shape the future of the industry were discussed in detail. Tony Anh stated that thanks to the event, they found the opportunity to listen directly to customer needs and understand market dynamics more closely. Additionally, the company used this platform to prove its capacity to effectively integrate the Vietnam market with regional and global supply chains. The intense schedule of meetings once again confirmed the company's determination to facilitate cross-border trade.

Another important issue highlighted by ITL at the fair was the goal of increasing the export capacity of Vietnam businesses. The company management announced that by strengthening international collaborations, they will allow products originating from Vietnam to be transported globally at competitive costs. They emphasized that they aim to expand the market share of local manufacturers by offering optimal transit times and service quality compliant with global standards. This strategy aims not only for ITL's growth but also for Vietnam to have a greater say in world trade. Thus, the necessary infrastructure for the deeper integration of Vietnam goods into global value chains is being strengthened.

Providing services across a wide range, particularly in aviation logistics, ITL is positioned as one of the leading General Sales and Service Agents (GSSA) in the Vietnam and Indochina region. The company currently acts as an agent for more than 22 airlines and successfully manages the operations of over 300 cargo flights per week. With approximately 500,000 square meters of warehouse space, a fleet of over 700 vehicles, and 34 barges, it possesses one of the region's most robust logistics infrastructures. Continuing to make significant investments in smart logistics and digitalization in line with cross-border e-commerce and sustainable development goals, the company is also taking important steps toward green transformation. All this operational capacity and vision elevate ITL to a position that is not just a logistics provider, but a critical supporter of the global supply chain.