Why Warsaw?

By exhibiting at Trans Poland companies can:

• Identify business growth opportunities and review of business strategy
• Increase the awareness of their products and services in the Polish market
• Demonstrate their services in a live environment
• Monitor competitors, clients and suppliers
• Secure new contracts and potential sales leaders
• Evaluate risk and opportunities
• Identify the areas for future growth
• Achieve the European interbranch network integration and interoperability

FACTS & FIGURES

Trans Poland – Exhibition Sectors: All transport sectors are encompassed at Trans Poland including rail, road, freight and air cargo. The latest market information below demonstrates why Warsaw is a place to develop your business contacts:

• Rail
  Poland is the second largest rail market in Europe, with a large share of international traffic and transit. There are two important transport corridors linking Europe with the Baltic states and Scandinavia in Poland. The total length of the rail-track accounts for 20,665 km.
• Marine
  There are four ports of fundamental importance for the national economy (Gdańsk, Gdynia, Szczecin and Swinoujscie) and 57 other ports and harbors. The prospect of growth is 10-15% over the next 5 years.The Polish maritime fleet of merchant ships in 2003-2009 was increased: by 3.4% in terms of number of vessels and 12.8% in terms of capacity. The volume of container traffic is growing fairly regularly for years at a rate of 10-15% per year, and analysts estimate that it will steadily increase until at least 2015.
• River Transport
  There are 3,997 km of inland waterways in Poland. The rivers: Odra (particularly in the vicinity of Szczecin), Vistula (particularly between Gdańsk and Warsaw), Warta and Noteć form the most important inland waterways. The main ports for trade are situated on the south of the Baltic Sea.
• Roads
  Road transport is the fastest growing segment of freight. The volume of transport between 1990 and 2005 tripled. In 2005 the share of road transport market was 61%. Now the total length of roadways within Poland is 423,997 km. According to the National road construction programme for the years 2011-2015 there will be 2,085 km of motorways and 5,466 km of express roads in Poland by 2013.
• Air Cargo
  In Poland there are nine airports now belonging to the Trans-European Transport Network TEN-T including two in Warsaw: Warsaw Frederic Chopin airport (previously: Okęcie) and Warsaw-Modlin. Due to this, Warsaw has direct flight connections to 55 countries worldwide. That is why most destinations in Europe can be r

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