Exhibition opportunities ALICE Summit 2026

The ALICE Logistics Innovation Summit 2026 provides an opportunity to showcase your organisation, project or solution to Europe’s logistics innovation community.

With around 65% of attendees being business leaders, 20% researchers, and 15% public sector representatives, the exhibition area is a great space to gain visibility and engage directly with decision makers.

Benefits of exhibiting

• Maximise visibility: Position your organisation or project in front of a targeted audience, including representatives from leading companies and European institutions.
• Connect with key players: Engage directly with potential partners, customers and collaborators from across the logistics and freight transport industry.
• Showcase innovative solutions: Highlight your contributions to areas such as decarbonisation, energy transition, digitalisation, automation, Artificial Intelligence, Physical Internet, etc.
• Enhance brand positioning: Raise awareness and build recognition for your brand within the logistics innovation community.
• Use networking opportunities: Take advantage of the opportunity to meet experts and decision makers during dedicated networking sessions and the Networking Dinner.

Benefits of proejcts

• Showcase results where they matter. Present your innovations, demonstrators, tools, pilots and project results to a highly relevant logistics audience.
• Reach the right stakeholders. Connect with industry leaders, researchers, public authorities, technology providers and policy stakeholders.
• Enhance communication, dissemination and exploitation. Create visibility, stakeholder engagement and evidence that can support project reporting, deliverables and review preparation.
• Strengthen uptake and replication potential. Identify partners for testing, validation, implementation, market uptake, standardisation and future collaboration.
• Position your work within European logistics innovation priorities. Link your project or solution to decarbonisation, digitalisation, automation, Physical Internet, urban logistics, low-emission assets, ports, hubs, corridors and the increase of rail and waterborne transport