ITL strengthens international ties at Transport Logistic China 2026

At Transport Logistic & Air Cargo China 2026 in Shanghai, ITL emphasized its push to strengthen international partnerships and improve cross-border supply chains. The three-day event, held June 24–26, drew 47,000 visitors from 121 countries, with 939 exhibitors showcasing logistics innovations. ITL’s presence, led by senior executives from its aviation and freight divisions, highlighted its role in connecting Vietnamese exporters to global markets.

The event unfolded amid reshaping global supply chains influenced by technology, geopolitics, and sustainability goals. Evan Sha, president of Messe Muenchen Shanghai, noted that the fair focused on “real value” through multimodal transport solutions. ITL’s participation aligned with this, as its leadership team engaged in discussions about digital supply chains, smart logistics, and cross-border collaboration. Tony Anh, CEO of ITL Aviation Logistics, said the event offered direct feedback from customers and partners, helping ITL refine its global strategies.

“We’re creating better conditions for Vietnamese enterprises to export with competitive costs and high service standards,” Anh said. ITL’s logistics network spans aviation, freight, and port operations, covering nearly 500,000 square meters of warehouse space and 1,200 container trailers. Its role as a general sales agent for 22 airlines demonstrates its connectivity across 300 weekly flights.

ITL’s efforts reflect broader industry shifts driven by sustainability requirements. Anh emphasized investments in digitalization and green logistics, stating these help customers “connect more effectively” with global networks. The company’s strategic locations—34 barges, five ports, and inland depots—support its goal of integrating Vietnam into regional and international supply chains.

While the event was a promotional opportunity, ITL framed it as part of a long-term strategy to expand its global footprint. With a professional team and extensive partner network, the company aims to enhance Vietnam’s logistics sector on the world stage.

ITL’s presence at the fair also provided a platform to showcase its role in helping Vietnamese goods integrate more deeply into global value chains. The logistics industry is shifting rapidly under the impact of cross-border