Dates

    14–17 Jun 2027

    City / country

    Hamburg, Germany

    Venue

    Hamburg Messe

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    Event overview

    Overview

    UITP 2027 — the UITP Summit — is the global public transport sector's flagship exhibition and congress, held at Hamburg Messe in Hamburg, Germany, from 14 to 17 June 2027. It is the 2027 edition of the UITP Summit and the first gathering after the planned Dubai 2026 edition was cancelled. Across four days it combines a large vehicle and technology exhibition with a policy-led congress, technical visits, awards and structured networking.

    The organiser is UITP (Union Internationale des Transports Publics), the international association of public transport, with Hamburger Hochbahn, MOIA and Hamburg Messe und Congress as local hosts. The 2027 pitch is built on the 2025 Hamburg edition: 10,000 participants from 108 countries, 401 exhibitors from 40 countries across 30,000 sqm, and 373 speakers in 82 sessions. The 2027 target is again 10,000 attendees, 110 countries, 30,000 sqm, 80+ sessions, 370+ speakers and 400+ exhibitors.

    The audience is professional and international: transport authorities and operators, vehicle and component manufacturers, ticketing and passenger-information providers, fleet and depot software firms, infrastructure and station suppliers, consultants and investors. Hamburg is a deliberate host choice — a dense U-Bahn, S-Bahn, bus and ferry network, an autonomous metro test programme and a city positioning itself as a model region for integrated mobility.

    TL;DR

    1. 114–17 June 2027 at Hamburg Messe, Hamburg, Germany.
    2. 2Organised by UITP with Hamburger Hochbahn, MOIA and Hamburg Messe und Congress as local hosts.
    3. 32027 target: 10,000 attendees from 110 countries, 30,000 sqm, 80+ sessions, 370+ speakers and 400+ exhibitors.
    4. 4The last completed edition (Hamburg 2025) drew 10,000 participants and 401 exhibitors from 40 countries.
    5. 5The 2026 Dubai edition was cancelled; 2027 is the next in-person Summit and returns to an annual cadence.

    Why visit

    One trip covers the whole value chain: vehicles, components, ticketing, passenger information, depot and fleet systems, infrastructure and consultancy. The congress gives context on financing, regulation and operations; the exhibition floor gives product comparisons. For an operator or authority, it is a short, high-density specification and benchmarking trip. For a supplier, it is a route to international operators, authorities and integrators who are actively procuring.

    Why exhibit

    UITP Summit exhibitions are vehicle-heavy and specification-led, and the 2025 edition delivered 401 exhibitors, 10,000 participants and 262 journalists. The 2027 organiser is selling against a 10,000-attendee and 400+ exhibitor target, with published floor-space rates and a floorplan download. Exhibiting works best for companies with a demonstrable product for operators or authorities: rolling stock, buses, components, ticketing and fare systems, passenger information, depot software, charging, accessibility or infrastructure.

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    Transport authority and ministry officials responsible for network planning, procurement and regulation
    Bus, rail, metro, tram and ferry operators, including operations, engineering and fleet teams
    Vehicle and component manufacturers, systems integrators and tier-one suppliers
    Ticketing, MaaS, passenger-information, cybersecurity and data/analytics providers
    Infrastructure, station design, accessibility and urban-furniture specialists
    Consultants, financiers, development banks and city/mobility researchers

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    Rolling-stock and bus manufacturers, including electric and autonomous vehicle platforms
    Components, interiors, propulsion, braking, doors and depot equipment suppliers
    Ticketing, fare-collection, passenger-information and MaaS technology firms
    Fleet, depot, maintenance and operations software and telematics providers
    Charging, energy management and electrification infrastructure suppliers
    Station, tunnel, accessibility and urban-mobility infrastructure providers

    Product categories

    Key solution areas showcased across the event.

    Buses, coaches and electric bus platforms
    Rail vehicles, metros, trams and light rail
    Vehicle components, interiors and propulsion
    Ticketing, fare collection and MaaS
    Passenger information and real-time data
    Fleet, depot and maintenance management
    Charging, energy and electrification infrastructure
    Station design, accessibility and urban furniture
    Cybersecurity, AI and analytics for transport
    Consulting, financing and operator services

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

    Hamburg Messe

    Hamburg Messe, Messeplatz 1, 20357 Hamburg, Germany

    Facilities

    Food options

    Hamburg Messe catering

    On-site dining

    Parking: No 2027 parking tariff or capacity is published on the reviewed pages; Hamburg Messe is in the city centre and public transport is the practical arrival mode.

    Gate: Access gates and badge-collection points are not published for 2027; check the exhibitor manual and pre-show email.

    Attend

    Entry & tickets

    Trade-only

    Event days & opening times

    DayOpening hours
    Event days14–17 June 2027
    Event daysExhibition access is sold for three days
    Event daysdaily opening hours are not yet published
    • Explore Pass — exhibition only

      Tier confirmed; 2027 price not published.

    • Expertise Pass — exhibition + congress

      Tier confirmed; 2027 price not published.

    • Exchange Pass — exhibition + congress + networking

      Tier confirmed; only the €980 Emerging Leaders preferential rate is public.

    Register

    Ticket info

    Badge collection

    Registration is not yet open. Ticket sales are announced for early 2027; badge collection details are not published.

    Ticket notes

    Three pass tiers are published: Explore (exhibition only), Expertise (exhibition + congress) and Exchange (exhibition + congress + networking). Prices for 2027 are not printed; the only public rate is the Emerging Leaders preferential Exchange Pass at €980 excl. VAT.

    Registration deadline

    Not published; ticket sales open in early 2027.

    Who runs the show

    Organisers

    UITP (Union Internationale des Transports Publics)

    Organiser

    Hamburger Hochbahn AG

    Local host

    MOIA GmbH

    Local host

    Hamburg Messe und Congress GmbH

    Venue and local host

    What's on

    Programme

    Topic tracks

    Aligning Mobility Planning With the SDGsDriving Policies to Net ZeroFocus on People and CommunitiesOperating According to Local NeedsSustainable Mobility as a LifestyleTechnologies for Change

    Awards

    UITP Awards

    Annual

    UITP awards recognising outstanding public transport projects and innovation; the 2027 call for award projects is open, closing 6 November.

    source

    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Last edition

    2025

    Completed

    Visitors: 10,000

    Exhibitors: 401

    Floor area: 30,000 sqm

    Edition #: 65

    Exhibitor countries: 40

    Visitor countries: 108

    This edition

    2027

    Visitors: 10,000

    Exhibitors: 400

    Floor area: 30,000 sqm

    Next edition

    2028

    The reviewed official pages do not name the 2028 host or dates. UITP has moved to an annual format, so a 2028 edition is expected; confirm before planning beyond Hamburg.

    Annual cadence continues Host city and dates to be announced

    Growth over time

    New this edition

    • 1

      Annual format

      Since 2025 the UITP Summit is annual rather than biennial; 2027 is the first edition after the cancelled Dubai 2026 event.

      Source
    • 2

      Three-tier pass architecture

      Explore, Expertise and Exchange passes separate exhibition-only access from congress and networking access.

      Source
    • 3

      Vehicle and heavy-equipment space

      Hamburg Messe is pitched for buses, rail vehicles and machinery over 500 kg, with dedicated floor-space pricing.

      Source

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    The 2025 Hamburg edition established a high base: 10,000 participants from 108 countries, 401 exhibitors from 40 countries and 30,000 sqm. It is a genuinely global operator/authority gathering rather than a regional dealer show. The cancellation of Dubai 2026 removes a scheduled Gulf edition and shifts attention to Hamburg 2027, but it also means the 2027 sales story depends on the 2025 result rather than a fresh 2026 comparison.

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    The audience is senior and specification-oriented: UITP reports that 20% of participants are top or senior management from operators, authorities and suppliers. Delegates are international (108 countries in 2025), and the congress format attracts policy and procurement leaders rather than only exhibition browsers. The main caveat is that the 10,000 figure counts all participants, not unique buyers.

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    ROI depends on whether the exhibitor needs operator specifications or public tenders. A vehicle or systems supplier can meet authorities and operators from dozens of countries in four days, with press coverage and a congress platform. A low-price component seller may find the cost per lead high: Hamburg floor space starts at €240/sqm for 150 sqm or more and €295/sqm below that, before build, travel and VAT.

    Intelligence

    Market context

    Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

    Europe — Germany

    Why it matters

    Germany is Europe's largest public transport market and a reference market for vehicle, rail and ticketing standards. Hamburg concentrates that: a city-state with an integrated HVV network, a large U-Bahn and S-Bahn system, bus and ferry operations, and a metro-automation programme. For exporters, a German operator reference is a credential across Europe; for German suppliers, the Summit is the year's most concentrated international operator audience outside InnoTrans. The 2026 Dubai cancellation also makes Hamburg the first in-person Summit in two years, raising buyer intent.

    Industry trends

    Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

    01

    Electrification moves from pilots to fleet scale

    Bus and depot electrification, charging management and grid constraints are now procurement questions rather than demonstrations. Operators need total-cost and depot-retrofit answers.

    What it changes: Charging, energy management and depot-integration suppliers have a direct operator audience.

    Source
    02

    Automation and driver assistance

    Autonomous metro operation, depot automation and ADAS for buses are moving into regulated service. Hamburg has been testing autonomous U-Bahn operation and showcases this to delegates.

    What it changes: Signalling, sensor, software and safety-certification suppliers can position against live operator programmes.

    Source
    03

    Integrated ticketing, MaaS and real-time data

    Authorities want account-based ticketing, open data, disruption management and a single passenger experience across modes.

    What it changes: Ticketing, fare-collection, passenger-information and data-platform vendors compete on interoperability.

    Source
    04

    Financing, accessibility and resilient networks

    The congress agenda is policy-heavy: funding, inclusion, workforce and climate resilience sit alongside technology.

    What it changes: Consultancies, financiers and accessibility specialists need a seat at the same table as operators.

    Source

    Market news

    Latest updates from across the market.

    UITP cancels the Dubai 2026 Summit

    Read

    Hamburg 2027 exhibition sales open with published floor-space rates

    Read

    Public transport and mobility event circuit

    2026–2027

    Plan Hamburg alongside the rail-technology and bus-industry calendar. InnoTrans is the engineering-heavy rail show; Busworld is the bus-and-coach counterpart; UITP is the operator/authority policy and systems summit.

    15–18 Jun 2025

    UITP Summit 2025

    Hamburg, Germany

    10,000 participants and 401 exhibitors.

    website
    22–25 Sep 2026

    InnoTrans 2026

    Berlin, Germany

    Dates are the published biennial slot; reconfirm before booking.

    website

    Autumn 2026

    InnoTrans 2026

    Rail engineering buying cycle before Hamburg.

    Spring–autumn 2027

    UITP Summit 2027Busworld Europe 2027

    Operator/authority summit then bus-industry show.

    UITP facts from official pages; InnoTrans and Busworld dates are circuit context to reconfirm.

    Plan your trip

    Travel & logistics

    Local currency · EUR

    Arrival airports

    Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

    HAM

    Hamburg Airport

    Closest airport; S-Bahn S1 to Hamburg Hauptbahnhof then U-Bahn or taxi.

    about 9 km

    to venue

    25–35 minutes

    by car

    BRE

    Bremen Airport

    Secondary option with fewer long-haul connections.

    about 120 km

    to venue

    1h 20m by car; 1h 15m by train to Hamburg

    by car

    Hotel tiers

    A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

    budget
    St. Pauli / Sternschanze / Altona

    USD 90–150 / night

    Small rooms, 10–20 minutes by U-Bahn/S-Bahn to Messehallen; book early for a trade-fair week.

    mid-range
    City centre / St. Georg / HafenCity edge

    USD 160–240 / night

    Best balance of walkability, breakfast and transit access.

    premium
    HafenCity / Alster / city centre

    USD 260–420 / night

    Suitable for hosted buyer meetings and evening events.

    apartment / long stay
    Sternschanze / Altona

    USD 130–220 / night

    Useful for teams staying five or more nights.

    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    U-Bahn

    Estimated cost€3.60–4.50 single
    Best forU2 to Messehallen from Hauptbahnhof

    Closest station to the exhibition halls; contactless and HVV app tickets.

    S-Bahn + walk

    Estimated cost€3.60–4.50 single
    Best forS21/S31 to Sternschanze, then 10–12 min walk

    Useful from Altona and the west side.

    Taxi / ride-hail

    Estimated cost€30–45
    Best forAirport HAM to Hamburg Messe

    25–40 minutes depending on traffic; fixed airport taxi rank.

    Deutschlandticket

    Estimated cost€58 per month (2026 reference)
    Best forAll local and regional transport

    Good value for a multi-day stay; check the 2027 price.

    Plan your trip

    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa not required
    ATA Carnet: accepted
    TypeWho needs itFeeProcessing
    Schengen short-stay visa (Type C)Nationals not covered by the EU visa-exemption list$100.00Typically 15 calendar days; allow 6–8 weeks
    Business visitor — visa-freeEU/EEA, UK, US, Canada, Japan, Australia and many other visa-exempt nationals—None

    Check the current German visa-exemption list; rules change and are nationality-specific.

    Germany accepts ATA carnets for exhibition goods in principle, but vehicle and heavy-equipment imports may need a temporary-admission procedure. Confirm with German customs and the appointed forwarder.

    Official visa page

    Weather

    June in Hamburg is mild and changeable: daytime about 18–23°C, nights 11–14°C, with a realistic chance of rain on several days. Pack a light waterproof and layers; the halls and CCH are climate-controlled.

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    EU roaming applies for EU/EEA SIMs. Hamburg Messe and CCH offer venue connectivity; exhibitors ordering stand internet should check the official order forms. Mobile 5G coverage is strong in the city.

    Ride-hailing

    Taxis

    Public transit

    Car rentals

    Cultural notes

    Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

    Punctuality and planning

    Germans expect appointments and timings to be kept. Build buffer for U-Bahn disruptions and arrive early for sessions.

    Business language

    German is preferred by some public-sector visitors, but most international operators and suppliers work in English. A German-language brochure helps with city authorities.

    Sunday trading

    Most shops close on Sundays. Stock up on essentials on Saturday; restaurants and bars remain open.

    Cash and cards

    Cards are widely accepted but some small bakeries and kiosks are cash-only; keep €20–50 in cash.

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

    Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

    Flights

    Destination: Hamburg Airport (HAM)

    Book 6–10 weeks out for a June trade week; Lufthansa and Eurowings dominate HAM. Rail from Berlin or Copenhagen is a viable alternative.

    Visa

    Schengen short-stay rules apply. Many nationalities are visa-free for 90 days; others need a Type C visa.

    Estimated cost: €90 visa fee plus travel insurance and appointment costs

    Processing: 15 calendar days standard; apply 6–8 weeks ahead

    Carry an invitation letter, hotel booking and proof of onward travel.

    Official

    Transport

    Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

    Airport → venue: S1 from HAM to Hauptbahnhof (about 25 min), then U2 to Messehallen; taxi 25–35 min.

    Hotel → venue: U2 Messehallen is the closest station; S21/S31 Sternschanze is a 10–12 minute walk.

    Ride-hail: Uber and local taxis operate; airport-to-city about €30–45.

    Public transit: HVV U-Bahn, S-Bahn and buses; single tickets around €3.60–4.50, day passes available.

    Parking: Venue parking is limited; public transport is recommended.

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Month: June

    Temperature: 18–23°C day / 11–14°C night

    Seasonality: Changeable with frequent showers; not a dry-season guarantee.

    Packing: Light waterproof, layers, comfortable walking shoes, umbrella.

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    Best day to visit: Day 2 (15 June 2027)

    Day 1 carries the opening ceremony, keynote and heaviest press traffic. Day 2 typically has the fullest congress and exhibition rhythm after delegates have arrived, so supplier meetings and technical conversations are easier to schedule. The final day is better for follow-ups and closing meetings than for first introductions.

    T-14

    Book hotel and rail/air tickets; confirm the five-night stay covers 13–18 June. — Trade-fair week pricing rises; free-cancellation rates are worth a small premium.

    T-12

    Check Schengen visa status and passport validity (3 months beyond return). — Apply 6–8 weeks ahead if a visa is needed.

    T-10

    Register for the appropriate pass and diarise ticket-sale opening in early 2027. — Explore is exhibition-only; Expertise adds congress; Exchange adds networking.

    T-7

    Build a target exhibitor list and pre-book 8–12 meetings. — Use the floorplan and exhibitor list once published.

    T-3

    Download the HVV app and plan U2 Messehallen routes; pack rain layers. — June weather is changeable.

    T-1

    Check badge collection, opening hours and session changes; charge devices and power bank. — Daily hours are still unpublished; confirm by email.

    Sample visitor itinerary

    Route-optimised day
    Day 1, 09:00

    Arrive early, collect badge and walk the vehicle displays before crowds

    Hamburg Messe halls
    Day 1, 11:00

    Opening ceremony and keynote; set the policy context

    Congress stage / CCH
    Day 1, 14:00

    Supplier meetings on ticketing and passenger information

    Exhibition halls
    Day 2, 09:30

    Technical visit or deep-dive congress session

    Hamburg operator site / CCH
    Day 2, 16:00

    Networking reception and follow-up calls

    Exhibition / city venue

    Side trips

    3

    Speicherstadt and Elbphilharmonie

    Urban Architecture / Waterfront

    20–30 min from the venue

    UNESCO warehouse district and Hamburg’s landmark concert hall; good evening walk.

    Planten un Blomen

    Park / Decompression

    Adjacent to Hamburg Messe

    Connects the exhibition campus to CCH; easy between sessions.

    Lübeck

    Day Trip / Hanseatic City

    About 1 hour by train

    UNESCO old town and a useful half-day break if staying the weekend.

    Networking spots

    2

    Welcome Reception

    Official networking

    Included with the Exchange pass; highest concentration of operators and authorities.

    HafenCity waterfront bars

    Informal evening

    Good for small dinners within walking distance of the venue and central hotels.

    First-timer guide

    Follow-up playbook

    1. Segment leads by decision stage: active procurement, specification research, partner/distributor, press.
    2. Send a personalised note within 48 hours referencing the stand conversation and the specific product fit.
    3. Attach only one relevant document; link to a calendar slot for a 20-minute technical call.
    4. Log consent and source in the CRM; honour opt-outs immediately under GDPR.
    5. For operators, route to the local account team and offer a reference visit or pilot discussion.
    6. Review pipeline after two weeks; close out no-response leads and recycle the rest into nurture.

    UITP attendees are mostly senior operators, authorities and suppliers, so follow-up should be technical and procurement-aware, not a generic marketing blast. German and EU data-protection rules apply.

    Budget

    Costs & budget

    Shell scheme

    EUR 380–540 / m²

    Raw space

    EUR 240–295 / m²

    Standard booth

    9 m²

    Published 2027 rates are per sqm for non-equipped space and exclude taxes. Shell scheme, electricity, rigging and stand build are not included and are estimated separately.

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    Build your working budget

    Adjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.

    Estimated budget
    Live estimate
    • Booth 18 m² × $497.50/m²$8,955.00
    • Hotel × 5 nights$600.00
    • Per diem × 5$475.00
    • Visa$100.00
    • Insurance$250.00
    • Flight — Return from London$180.00
    Estimated total$10,560.00

    This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.

    Cost reference

    Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

    booth

    exhibitor · raw space

    USD 4320–5310 / 18 sqm

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    booth

    exhibitor · shell scheme

    USD 7380–10530 / 18 sqm

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    travel

    both · flight

    USD 180–950 / return

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    hotel

    both · mid-range

    USD 160–240 / night

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    per_diem

    both · standard

    USD 65–120 / day

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    visa

    both · Schengen C

    USD 90–130 / person

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    insurance

    both · travel/health

    USD 60–180 / trip

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    freight

    exhibitor · road/sea

    USD 1500–8000 / shipment

    estimateAs of 2026-10-31

    Decision

    Visit, exhibit, or skip?

    Should you go?

    Six quick questions to choose between visiting, exhibiting or skipping UITP 2027.

    QUESTION 1 OF 6

    Which best describes your organisation?

    Decision matrix

    Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

    visit

    You have a live procurement, fleet-renewal or technology-selection question and can pre-book meetings.

    Best for

    Operators, authorities and specifiers comparing vehicles, systems and suppliers

    Min. budget

    $1,200.00

    Timeline

    1–2 days plus travel; book 6–8 weeks ahead

    Risks

    Ticket prices still unpublished

    June hotel prices rise

    Too many parallel sessions

    exhibit

    You can commit to a stand, a demo and a structured meeting programme, and the 2025 audience matches your buyer.

    Best for

    Suppliers with a product for operators or authorities that want international pipeline

    Min. budget

    $12,000.00

    Timeline

    6–9 months for stand, build, freight and travel

    Risks

    €240–€385/sqm before build

    Heavy-equipment logistics

    ROI depends on pre-booked meetings

    skip

    There is no operator/authority buyer, no product fit and no budget for a serious visit.

    Best for

    Consumer-facing brands, low-budget exploratory visitors or companies with no public-transport use case

    Timeline

    none

    Risks

    Opportunity cost of a week

    Little value without a buyer use case

    Book with

    Partners

    UITP

    Organiser

    International association of public transport and owner of the UITP Summit.

    Visit partner Confidence: uncertain

    Named as organiser on the official 2027 about page.

    Hamburger Hochbahn

    Local host

    Hamburg’s metro, bus and ferry operator and a local host of the 2027 Summit.

    Visit partner Confidence: uncertain

    Named as local host on the official about page.

    MOIA

    Local host

    Volkswagen-owned ridepooling company and a local host of the 2027 Summit.

    Visit partner Confidence: uncertain

    Named as local host on the official about page.

    Hamburg Messe und Congress

    Venue

    Venue operator for Hamburg Messe and the adjoining CCH convention centre.

    Visit partner Confidence: uncertain

    Venue named on the official venue page.

    Recommended providers

    Visa

    German Federal Foreign Office

    Official Schengen visa information.

    Hotels

    Booking.com

    Compare refundable rates; June is a trade-fair week.

    Flights

    Skyscanner

    Comparison search; no event-specific fare.

    Freight & shipping

    DB Schenker

    Not an announced event partner; request a quote and customs plan.

    Insurance

    AXA Schengen

    Travel and medical cover; confirm exhibition liability separately.

    Side trips

    GetYourGuide

    Book Lübeck or harbour tours independently.

    Lead capture

    iCapture

    Not an announced event provider; verify with UITP before ordering.

    FAQs & glossary

    Answers

    Frequently asked

    When and where is UITP 2027?
    14–17 June 2027 at Hamburg Messe, Messeplatz 1, 20357 Hamburg, Germany.
    Who organises the Summit?
    UITP (Union Internationale des Transports Publics), with Hamburger Hochbahn, MOIA and Hamburg Messe und Congress as local hosts.
    How much do tickets cost?
    The Explore, Expertise and Exchange pass tiers are published, but general 2027 prices are not yet printed. Ticket sales are announced for early 2027. The only public rate is the €980 Emerging Leaders preferential Exchange Pass, excluding VAT.
    How many people attended the last edition?
    UITP reports 10,000 participants from 108 countries, 401 exhibitors from 40 countries and 373 speakers in 82 sessions for Hamburg 2025. These are organiser-reported figures.
    Is the 2026 Dubai edition still happening?
    No. UITP cancelled the 21–23 April 2026 Dubai Summit after assessing Gulf travel disruption; Hamburg 2027 is the next in-person edition.
    What is the difference between the pass tiers?
    Explore covers the exhibition only. Expertise adds congress sessions, ceremonies and technical visits. Exchange adds networking events, the Welcome Reception and the Networking Dinner.

    Glossary

    1
    UITP
    Union Internationale des Transports Publics, the international association of public transport and the Summit organiser.
    2
    HVV
    Hamburger Verkehrsverbund, the integrated transport authority and fare network for Hamburg.
    3
    Messehallen
    The U2 station closest to the Hamburg Messe exhibition halls.
    4
    CCH
    Congress Center Hamburg, the convention centre adjoining the exhibition campus.
    5
    Exchange Pass
    The all-access pass covering exhibition, congress, ceremonies, technical visits and networking.
    6
    Technical visit
    A guided behind-the-scenes visit to a live Hamburg transport project, such as a depot or metro facility.
    7
    ATA Carnet
    An international customs document that simplifies temporary import of exhibition goods; confirm vehicle-specific rules.

    Also known as

    Alternate names and search phrases for this event.

    • UITP Summit 2027
    • Hamburg public transport
    • UITP Hamburg 2027
    • public transport trade fair
    • urban mobility expo
    • bus and rail exhibition
    • transport technology
    • ticketing and MaaS
    • depot and fleet management
    • electric bus

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    References

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    Publishers

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    UITP

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