GLOTRANS ATTENDS VIETNAM AIR TRANSPORT LOGISTICS EXHIBITION 2015

The first conference and exhibition "Vietnam Air Transport Logistics" was held in 2013 and brought remarkable successes. The successful lessons of this Conference have highlighted the linkages in the freight forwarding industry in the Asia Pacific region, especially the two markets in the ASEAN region and the Mekong sub-region.

Following the success of the event in 2013, the Vietnam Association of Logistics Services Enterprises (VLA) and the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (CAAV) in collaboration with Vietnam Logistics Communications Company (VLM) are honored to continue to organize the event. The 2nd international conference and exhibition "Vietnam Air Transport Logistics 2015" at Sheraton Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City on April 23-24, 2015 with the presence of leaders of the Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Industry and Trade, General Department of Customs, IATA International Air Transport Association, International Federation of Air Transport Associations. FIATA forwarding association and more than 30 domestic and international media agencies attended.

The international conference and exhibition "Vietnam Air Transport Logistics" is an important and unique international event that is held once a year in Vietnam, where more than 350 delegates who stand leading enterprises in the logistics industry, goods import and export units, freight forwarding companies, distributors, logistics, banks, insurance; especially ground trading companies, cargo terminals, cargo airlines, information technology solution providers, logistics solution providers (3PLs), airport operators and Vietnam - world airport customs.


During the seminar, 30 speakers discussed important issues of Vietnam's air transport logistics such as: New trends and challenges in the Asia-Pacific and Vietnam freight transport industry. Male; Realization of aviation logistics connection – Vision and Mission; Strengthen cooperation and development of air transport logistics; Human resource development, etc.

With the desire to approach, expand the market and find the appropriate direction in the current new situation, Glotrans sent a delegation including Deputy Logistics Department and employees to attend the conference to meet and develop relationships. cooperation with air transport enterprises in particular and logistics enterprises in general.

At the event, Glotrans registered a booth at the Exhibition Area to display the company's profile and open letter. Although it is located next to many booths of reputable and well-known companies such as Airbus, Boeing, ALS Aviation Logistics, AVS GSA Group, NoiBai Cargo International Services, Petro Vietnam Insurance, etc., Glotrans's booth is still attracted the attention of many domestic and international visitors. Also at the daily booth, Glotrans representatives had the opportunity to introduce directly to guests about Glotrans's strong services, especially air transport logistics.
At the end of the Conference, in addition to meeting and exchanging with many domestic and foreign logistics enterprises, the representatives of Glotrans also collected and accumulated a lot of valuable information about the current status and opportunities. industry development. Hopefully, Glotrans will be able to expand its agency relationship and further develop its air logistics services.

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