Exhibitions / Congresses

SIL 2006, International Logistics Exhibition

Spain, Barcelona - 23-26 May 2006
SIL has confirmed itself as a meeting point for all logistics activity in Southern Europe, the Mediterranean Basin, particularly the countries of the Magreb, Latin America and Southeast Asia.

After 7 editions SIL has become the Great Logistics and Transport event in Spain and is at second place in Europe's exhibitions reference.

SIL 2005 saw an important growth and spectacular development in the exhibition, consolidating itself in the international exhibition calendar as the logistics exhibitions of Southern Europe.

Organized by "Consorci de la Zona Franca", whose main activity has been centred in promoting and driving leading projects within the real estate and logistics sectors, developing an exhibition Know-how.
Date(s)
23-26 May 2006
Venue
Exhibition Centre Gran Vía M-2
Ticketing
180€ x sqm
Contact for booking / more info
alsina@el-consorci.com
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