Transport Week returns to Gdynia, Poland, on 18-19 March 2026 with a clear mission: "Ticking all the boxes" regarding capacity, efficiency, and safety. We are cutting through the noise to bring you two days of carefully curated operational data and strategic debates.

We don’t need another hero – or do we? We are skipping the theoretical lectures to focus on concrete development. The event will feature presentations from port authorities on the specific mechanics of setting up major expansion projects.

Doing more with what you have. Size isn't everything. The "Size doesn’t matter – it’s efficiency that counts" session, will bring you case studies from various Baltic ports and terminals to discuss practical approaches to optimising operations.

Cyber risks and hardware evolution. Hard- & software for better operations will be the name of the game on DAY 2 of the conference, tackling the immediate threats of cyber risks in container trade, accompanied by topics related to electrification.

This is just the starter - make sure to visit the conference website and take a peek at the full event programme.

Gdynia's 100th birthday

This year’s edition of Transport Week holds a special significance as we gather in Gdynia during its centenary year. A city born from dreams of a modern port and a "window to the world," Gdynia today serves as the perfect stage for debating the industry’s future. We invite you to join us in celebrating the 100th anniversary of the "city built of sea and dreams"—where the history of Polish maritime transport meets the innovations of tomorrow.

Gdynia itself isn’t just a port city. It’s the business engine of the Tricity area. The region offers a blend of maritime heritage and a modern approach to logistics. While taking a break from presentations and debates, you’ll find a city that balances industrial hustle with a relaxed seaside vibe, making it an ideal backdrop for building relationships that extend beyond the conference room.

Source, https://actiaforum.pl