GLOTRANS AT HCMC EXPORT 2026 | KICKSTARTING A JOURNEY OF CONNECTION AND COLLABORATION

On October 22, 2026, the Vietnam Outstanding Export Products Fair – HCMC Export 2026 officially opened at the WTC EXPO International Exhibition Center in Ho Chi Minh City, marking the beginning of three days of networking, business connections, and trade promotion between domestic and international enterprises.

On the opening day, Glotrans was ready to welcome businesses, visitors, and international partners at Booth B18, providing an opportunity to meet, exchange information, and explore logistics solutions that support import and export activities.

With the vision of becoming a trusted logistics partner for the business community, Glotrans presented a range of solutions at the exhibition, including international transportation, freight forwarding, customs clearance, and integrated logistics. These solutions aim to optimize transportation operations, strengthen connectivity, and support Vietnamese businesses in expanding into global markets.

The meetings and discussions on the opening day marked a positive start, creating opportunities to establish new partnerships while enabling Glotrans to listen to and better understand the practical needs of businesses across the supply chain.

HCMC Export 2026 still has two more days to go! Glotrans cordially invites our valued customers, partners, and businesses to visit our booth and explore potential opportunities for collaboration. We look forward to connecting with you and building successful partnerships together!

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