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Transport 2025 is ready to bring the entire industry together in Herning
arrow_backTo the overview02 April 2025
- Workwear
- Auto glass
- Fuel and lubrication
- Busses
- Chassis components and spareparts
- Refuse collection
- Tyres
- Operations and maintenance
- Construction vehicles
- Driver comfort and equipment
- IT and communications
- Refrigerating machines
- Storage and logistics
- Trucks
- Lifting/loading equipment and cranes
- Specialist vehicles and bodywork
- Trailers
- Taxi
- Transport and services
- Forklift and lifting gear
- Vans
Three days of exciting exhibitors, a host of activities, interesting debates and informative presentations await you at Transport 2025, where innovative initiatives and the development of the industry as a whole take centre stage. Scandinavia's leading transport trade fair is a popular meeting place for everyone in the industry, and this year the fair takes place 3-5 April at MCH Messecenter Herning.
A total of 327 exhibitors will paint a comprehensive picture of what's happening in the industry when Transport 2025 opens its doors on Thursday morning for three eventful days that also focus on new knowledge through a rich stage programme. Among the loyal exhibitors at the fair is cargo handling company SAWO, which emphasises the importance of participating.
Minister, awards ceremony and recruitment
The transport fair, which will be opened on Thursday morning by Minister of Transport Thomas Danielsen, will feature eight truck brands and will also be the setting for the Van of the Year award ceremony, which takes place on Thursday afternoon at 02:00 pm.
At the same time, this year's fair has a strong focus on recruiting the future workforce in the transport industry, which is reflected in the fact that the fair has invited more than 60 relevant schools and more than 75 job centres from across the country. The participants are taken around the halls, where they visit a number of exhibitors and hear various presentations.
The fairs management is full of anticipation ahead of the start of the fair on Thursday morning.
