LogiNext Germany is presenting its newly realigned event concept for September 2026 and is setting clear priorities for the industry. With a new ticket model and revised pricing logic, an expanded program and the inclusion of new target groups, the event strengthens its role as a central innovation platform for logistics and trade. The focus is on an even more accessible, more strongly content‑driven and partnership‑based format for the entire logistics and port industry.
New program committee brings together expertise and regional strength
A key step in this repositioning is the establishment of a new program committee. Going forward, it will bring together the expertise of DVV Media Group, the Digital Hub for Logistics & Commerce, Logistik‑Initiative Hamburg (LIHH), and the Logistics Department of the Ministry of Economy, Labour and Innovation (BWAI). The committee combines professional know‑how, regional networks and strategic perspectives. It classifies trends and introduces new topics in order to design a program that meets the future requirements of the industry.
More content with an optimized pricing structure
To make participation even more attractive for exhibitors, attendees and young professionals, LogiNext Germany is introducing a new, shared pricing structure as part of its co‑location with all about ports. With one ticket, visitors gain access to both events and benefit from a significantly expanded overall offering. At the same time, LogiNext Germany is noticeably expanding its program content: the range of topics spans intermodal supply chains and global supply‑chain connectivity, the port as a digital supply‑chain hub, digital logistics ecosystems and interoperability, as well as AI, automation and resilience along the supply chain. The pricing structure is based on the proven conditions of all about ports, ensuring a low‑threshold access while simultaneously increasing the depth of content.
By integrating LogiNext Germany into the concurrently held all about ports, an integrated industry hub is created that more closely interlinks logistics, port economy, trade and technology. “The joint repositioning of LogiNext Germany in combination with all about ports sets the right priorities for our maritime and logistics value creation. BWAI and Logistik‑Initiative Hamburg explicitly welcome the fact that the event will in future work even more closely with competent partners to bundle relevant topics and make them accessible to a broader professional community. This format strengthens Hamburg’s role as an innovation and logistics hub,” says Lutz Birke, Director-General for Port and Innovation at the Ministry of Economy, Labour and Innovation, and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Logistics Initiative Hamburg.
