Exhibitors urged to book now for next year, from 29 June to 1 July 2027

Multimodal 2026, the UK's leading freight, transport and logistics exhibition, closed its doors at NEC Birmingham earlier this month having delivered its most successful event yet, with provisional figures showing a 7.5% increase in visitor attendance year-on-year.

The show was buzzing from the get-go, with more than 300 exhibitors busy trading and networking from the opening bell on day one through to the final conference session on day three.

As the flagship event of UK Logistics Week 2026, Multimodal was co-located alongside Warehouse, Yard, eDelivery Expo and the Road Transport Expo (RTX), uniting the UK’s logistics community under one roof for three days of business, insight and connection.

Across the show floor, more than 120 speakers took to five conference theatres, delivering thought-provoking presentations on everything from AI adoption and net zero strategies to customs compliance and supply chain resilience — sparking lively debate and discussion throughout.

The event also saw the industry come together to celebrate its brightest stars at the Multimodal Awards, while day three shone a spotlight on the next generation of logistics talent, with students touring the exhibition as part of a new major skills initiative.

Robert Jervis, Multimodal Show Director, said: “Multimodal 2026 has been an outstanding show. The energy on the floor, the calibre of conversation in our theatres, and a 7.5% rise in visitors all point to an industry that continues to see huge value in coming together in person. From getting a train into the NEC, to accommodating the England World Cup match, the organising team, as ever, did a tremendous job.”

With momentum already building, sales for Multimodal 2027 are running ahead of schedule. Next year's show will take place from 29 June to 1 July 2027 at NEC Birmingham.

For more information or to discuss exhibiting in 2027, contact Robert Jervis: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.