Private Cannes trade event where transport, logistics and intralogistics suppliers meet pre-matched hosted buyers in 15-minute one-to-one meetings.
Dates
21–23 Sep 2027
City / country
Cannes, France
Venue
Palais des Festivals et des Congrès de Cannes
Time
8:45 AM – 7:00 PM
Event overview
Transports & Logistics Intralogistics 360 Meetings is a private, invitation-led trade event in Cannes where transport, logistics, intralogistics and packaging suppliers meet pre-qualified hosted buyers in 15-minute one-to-one meetings held directly on exhibitor stands. Across three days at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès, decision-makers from supply chain, warehouse operations, freight and fleet management compare solutions ranging from multimodal transport and contract logistics to robotics, warehouse equipment, TMS/WMS software and reusable packaging.
The format replaces a busy public aisle with a curated diary: buyers submit active projects, the organiser matches both sides, and meetings are confirmed in advance. Accredited trade visitors can also walk the floor, attend conferences and workshops, and network along the Croisette.
TL;DR
Accredited visitors see working transport, warehousing and automation solutions in one place and can hold short, focused meetings with suppliers matched to an active project. The hosted-buyer track adds a pre-built diary, travel and accommodation support, and access to conferences and workshops on the Croisette.
A stand buys a stream of qualified, project-bearing buyers rather than anonymous footfall. The organiser qualifies hosted buyers, confirms meetings on both sides and runs the matching platform, so a sales team can spend the show in 15-minute discovery and demo meetings and follow up with scanned leads after Cannes.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Product categories
Key solution areas showcased across the event.
Location & Facilities
1 Boulevard de la Croisette, 06400 Cannes, France
Entrances & gates
Main Croisette entrance
Closest to the badge collection and hosted-buyer welcome desk.
Underground Palais car park off Boulevard de la Croisette; hourly and day rates apply, and event days fill early.
Step-free access from the main Croisette entrance; lifts serve all exhibition levels. Request a wheelchair or assistant via the organiser welcome desk.
Staffed cloakroom near the main entrance accepts coats and small bags during opening hours.
Food options
Palais cafeteria and Croisette cafés
On-site diningParking: Use the Palais des Festivals car park under the building, reached from Boulevard de la Croisette; spaces are limited during large events, so arrive before 08:30 or use the Palm Bus network.
Gate: Enter through the main Croisette entrance and follow accreditation checks at the badge desk; allow 20 minutes on the first morning.
Attend
Event days & opening times
Trade visitor accreditation
Free, but a named accreditation must be approved by the organiser before the event.
Ticket info
Badge collection
Bring photo ID and the accreditation confirmation email to the badge desk at the main Croisette entrance.
Ticket notes
Not open to the public. Students and general-public profiles are not admitted. Hosted-buyer participation is a separate, organiser-approved programme that covers travel, accommodation and catering.
Who runs the show
Weyou Group
Organiser
What's on
How the last edition performed
Last edition
2026
Exhibitors: 65
This edition
2027
Visitors: 130
Exhibitors: 80
Next edition
Not announced yet
Growth over time
Edition recap
The last completed edition ran from 19 to 21 January 2026 at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès de Cannes. Its published exhibitor list carried 70 entries: 65 companies with a stand number and five media partners without one. The 2027 edition moves to September and returns to the same Croisette venue.
New this edition
September calendar slot
The 2027 edition moves from the January dates used in 2026 to 21–23 September, sharing the week with All4Customer Cannes.
SourceIntralogistics 360 positioning
The current name and exhibitor taxonomy put intralogistics, robotics, automation and digital supply-chain tools alongside transport and packaging.
SourceImpact
The move to September places the show in the autumn buying cycle, when logistics teams are shaping peak-season and next-year capex. A smaller, meeting-led floor means every exhibitor is visible, but buyers should expect a narrow supplier list focused on transport, intralogistics and packaging rather than a broad industrial fair.
Audience quality
The audience is curated twice: the organiser approves visitor accreditations against sector and role, and hosted buyers must show projects that exhibitors can realistically deliver within 1–18 months. That produces senior supply-chain, transport, warehouse and procurement titles, but the total headcount is small, so buyers with niche requirements should check the exhibitor list before travelling.
Exhibitor outcomes
ROI depends on meeting quality, not aisle traffic. A stand can expect a pre-built diary of 15-minute meetings plus walk-up accredited visitors and scans. With 65 stands in January 2026 and a target of 80 for 2027, the floor is compact enough for a small sales team; budget for follow-up within 48 hours, because the value is in converting matched meetings into qualified pipeline.
Intelligence
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Why it matters
Cannes is a compact, high-intent meeting market rather than a mass-footfall destination. For suppliers, the show concentrates French and European logistics buyers into three days; for buyers, it offers a short route to compare transport, intralogistics and packaging partners without touring a large horizontal fair.
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
Automation moves from pilot to retrofit
Labour shortages and peak-season volatility are pushing warehouse operators to retrofit AMRs, picking robots and conveyor upgrades into existing sites rather than build greenfield warehouses. Suppliers that can demonstrate quick installation and integration with current WMS stacks have an advantage.
What it changes: Intralogistics is now a core budget line for mid-sized French distributors, not only for large retailers.
Transport decarbonisation reshapes carrier selection
Shippers are writing CO2 reporting and alternative-fuel requirements into freight tenders, and rail and short-sea options are being re-examined for longer lanes. Carriers that can document emissions per shipment are winning preferred-supplier status.
What it changes: Buyers at the show are comparing not just rate per pallet but the emissions data and reporting that comes with it.
Packaging and load units become a supply-chain decision
Reusable pallets, returnable crates and right-sized packaging are being evaluated for total cost and circularity, not just unit price. The decision now sits with supply-chain and sustainability teams as much as with procurement.
What it changes: Packaging suppliers can reach logistics budget holders directly at this event rather than through a separate packaging fair.
Cannes is one stop in a dense circuit of French and European transport and intralogistics events. Buyers typically use SITL in Paris for breadth, Cannes for curated one-to-one meetings, and Transport Logistic in Munich for the international supplier benchmark.
SITL Paris
Paris, France
Dates are the usual late-March slot and should be confirmed on the official site.
websiteTransport Logistic Munich
Munich, Germany
Biennial show; the June window is indicative and should be confirmed.
websiteAll4Customer Cannes
Cannes, France
Runs alongside the transport show; visitor figures for the two events are separate and should not be added.
websiteSpring
French market overview and carrier meetings.
Early summer
International supplier and technology scan.
September
Cannes week; plan one trip for both if relevant.
Circuit dates are editorial planning guidance; confirm each event calendar before booking.
Plan your trip
Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.
Nice Côte d'Azur Airport
Main gateway; direct flights from most European hubs and a 30-minute coastal drive or express bus to Cannes.
27 km
to venue
30–40 min
by car
Marseille Provence Airport
Useful for long-haul connections via Paris or for a combined Provence trip; train connections to Cannes require a change.
180 km
to venue
2 h by car
by car
A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.
USD 110–180 / night
Simple three-star rooms within a 10–15 minute walk of the Palais; September rates rise during event weeks.
USD 210–340 / night
Four-star comfort and walkable to the venue; book 8–12 weeks ahead for the September dates.
USD 450–900 / night
Five-star seafront hotels used for hosted-buyer and networking programmes; suites and sea views price higher.
Get around the city with these convenient transport options.
Palm Bus
Local bus network; buy at the driver or via the Palm Bus app. A 10-ride card lowers the unit cost.
Taxi / VTC
Fixed-ish airport run of 30–40 minutes; rideshare pickup is at the terminal's designated zone.
Train
Regional TER trains run frequently along the coast; Cannes station is a 10-minute walk from the Palais.
Plan your trip
Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.
| Type | Who needs it | Fee | Processing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Schengen short-stay business visa | Visitors from countries without a Schengen visa-waiver agreement | $100.00 | 15–45 days |
EU/EEA and many other passport holders can enter visa-free for short business trips; check the current French government list before booking.
An ATA carnet can simplify temporary import of display equipment; confirm the French customs office accepts the goods list before shipping.
Official visa pageWeather
Late September is warm and mostly dry: daytime highs around 24–26°C, evenings near 18°C, with occasional Mediterranean showers. Pack a light jacket for air-conditioned halls.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
Mobile coverage is strong; EU roaming rules apply for EU SIMs. The Palais offers Wi-Fi, but exhibitor and meeting areas can be congested, so bring a local data plan for demos.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Business language
French is the default in Cannes, though most exhibitors and hosted buyers work in English. Open in French, then switch if the other side prefers English.
Lunch is a meeting
Business lunches routinely run 90 minutes; the show's matchmaking lunch is part of the programme, not a quick break. Allow time and confirm whether your package includes it.
Practical guides
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Destination: Nice Côte d'Azur (NCE)
Book 8–12 weeks ahead; September is still high season on the Côte d'Azur and seats to Nice fill around event weeks.
Schengen rules apply. EU/EEA travellers need no visa; many other nationalities need a short-stay Schengen business visa arranged before travel.
Estimated cost: €90–100
Processing: 15–45 days
Apply early and carry the accreditation confirmation and hotel booking with the visa file.
OfficialGet to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: NCE to Cannes: 30–40 minutes by taxi (€80–110), express bus or TER train to Cannes station plus a 10-minute walk.
Hotel → venue: Most Croisette and centre hotels are a 5–15 minute walk; Palm Bus covers La Bocca and Palm Beach.
Ride-hail: Uber and Bolt operate along the coast, with higher surge during event evenings.
Public transit: TER regional trains link Nice, Antibes and Cannes; Palm Bus serves the city and seafront.
Parking: Palais underground car park fills early; use the Palm Bus network or station car parks.
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: September
Temperature: 18–26°C
Seasonality: Warm and mostly dry, with a risk of short Mediterranean showers; sea still warm.
Packing: Light business wear, a compact umbrella, comfortable shoes for the Palais and a jacket for air-conditioned meeting rooms.
Plan your trip
Best day to visit: 2027-09-22
Wednesday 22 September is the first full business day, with two meeting blocks (10:00–12:50 and 15:30–18:20) and the longest opening hours, 08:45–19:00. Thursday closes at 18:00 and many exhibitors begin packing down after the final meeting block.
Apply for trade accreditation and upload company and role details — Approval is manual; apply early and keep the confirmation email.
Book flights and a refundable hotel on the Croisette or in Cannes centre — September is high season; check cancellation terms.
Review the exhibitor list and shortlist 8–12 stands against active projects — Prioritise transport, intralogistics and packaging suppliers.
Print or download the accreditation, meeting confirmations and a floor plan — Check the programme page for final session times.
Travel to Nice or Cannes, check in and confirm the badge desk opening time — Allow 30–40 minutes from Nice airport by taxi.
Badge collection, coffee and floor plan review
Main Croisette entrance and exhibition levelFirst block of pre-booked one-to-one supplier meetings
Exhibitor standsMatchmaking business lunch or a working lunch on the Croisette
Palais lunch area / CroisetteSecond meeting block, then conference or workshop session
Exhibitor stands and conference areaNetworking cocktail with hosted buyers and exhibitors
Palais or a Croisette hotelLe Suquet and the old port
Walk
10–15 min walk from the Palais
Historic Cannes hilltop, market streets and a view over the bay; ideal for a short evening break.
Îles de Lérins
Boat
20–30 min ferry from Cannes harbour
Car-free island escape with a monastery and coastal paths for a half-day before or after the show.
Croisette hotel bars
hotel bar
Hosted buyers stay along the Croisette; hotel terraces are the informal evening meeting venue.
Palais business lounge
on-site lounge
Quiet seating near the meeting area for follow-up conversations and laptop work.
Cannes meetings are short and project-led. The exhibitor who follows up with the buyer's own project language within two days has a clear advantage over a mass newsletter sent after the show.
Budget
Shell scheme
EUR 420–620 / m²
Raw space
EUR 320–480 / m²
Standard booth
9 m²
Indicative Cannes premium-event bands, not a fetched tariff. Confirm with the organiser; corner, island and seafront locations usually carry a premium.
sourceAdjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.
This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.
Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.
booth
exhibitor · shell 9 sqm
EUR 4140–6120 / per stand
booth
exhibitor · raw 36 sqm
EUR 11520–17280 / per stand
hotel
both · mid
EUR 210–340 / per night
travel
both · Europe economy
EUR 150–300 / return flight
| Item | For | Tier | Estimated range | Status | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| booth | exhibitor | shell 9 sqm | EUR 4140–6120 / per stand | estimate | 2026-11-30 |
| booth | exhibitor | raw 36 sqm | EUR 11520–17280 / per stand | estimate | 2026-11-30 |
| hotel | both | mid | EUR 210–340 / per night | estimate | 2026-11-30 |
| travel | both | Europe economy | EUR 150–300 / return flight | estimate | 2026-11-30 |
Decision
Six quick questions will tell you whether to visit, exhibit or skip this Cannes meeting-led trade event.
QUESTION 1 OF 6
What is your organisation's annual logistics and supply-chain spend?
Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.
visit
You are buying, specifying or benchmarking transport, intralogistics or packaging solutions and can commit a full day on 22 September.
Best for
Supply-chain, transport, warehouse and procurement decision-makers with an active supplier search or a 2027 project.
Min. budget
$900.00
Timeline
Book 8–12 weeks ahead for flights and a Croisette hotel.
Risks
Accreditation can be refused if the role or sector does not fit
A narrow exhibitor list may not cover every niche category
exhibit
You have a French or European sales pipeline and want a pre-qualified diary of buyer meetings rather than broad brand exposure.
Best for
Suppliers of freight, contract logistics, warehouse automation, packaging or supply-chain software that can deliver projects within 1–18 months.
Min. budget
$7,000.00
Timeline
Commit 90 days before the show for stand, matchmaking profile and freight.
Risks
A small floor means fewer walk-up visitors; success depends on pre-matched meetings
Travel and accommodation costs for the team add to stand spend
skip
Your sector, role or budget does not match the show's transport, logistics, intralogistics or packaging focus.
Best for
General-public visitors, students, early-stage startups without a relevant project, or teams with no France/Europe logistics interest.
Timeline
Reassess for the 2028 edition if the market fit changes.
Risks
Missing relationship-building with French logistics buyers
Competitors may secure meetings with the same accounts
Book with
Palais des Festivals et des Congrès de Cannes
The Croisette convention centre hosting the exhibition, meeting areas and networking spaces.
Venue named on the official event site; partnership status is editorial.
Air France
Primary carrier into Nice Côte d'Azur from Paris and a wide European network, the usual route for Cannes delegates.
Public airline resource, not a confirmed show partner.
CCI Nice Côte d'Azur
Regional chamber supporting logistics, transport and trade businesses across the Alpes-Maritimes.
Public business body; no formal partnership was printed.
France Supply Chain
French association of supply-chain and logistics professionals, a relevant network for buyers attending the Cannes meetings.
Industry association resource, not a confirmed sponsor.
Recommended providers
Official Schengen visa portal; apply through the French consulate or visa centre in your country.
Croisette and Cannes centre hotels
Book a refundable rate 8–12 weeks ahead; hosted buyers are usually accommodated on the Croisette.
Fly into Nice Côte d'Azur (NCE), then 30–40 minutes by taxi or the coastal train to Cannes.
Use a forwarder experienced in Cannes venue deliveries; book dock slots and prepare an ATA carnet or customs documents for non-EU goods.
Choose a policy covering business travel, medical costs and exhibition equipment; confirm public-liability cover for exhibitors.
Official tourism office for Le Suquet, the Lérins islands and harbour trips.
Weyou Group exhibitor platform
The organiser's platform handles meeting scheduling, badge scanning and lead export; confirm scanner allocation in the stand contract.
FAQs & glossary
Frequently asked
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