OLO’s 10th Global Logistics Cooperation Conference Opens in Ho Chi Minh City

On June 28, 2026, The 10th Global Logistics Cooperation Conference (Ho Chi Minh City Edition), hosted by OLO, officially opened by the Saigon River in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.Located at the heart of Southeast Asia’s logistics hub, this year’s conference focused on global supply chain collaboration and Southeast Asia market. The event brought together over 900 logistics enterprises and industry leaders from more than 70 countries and regions, offering an effective platform to explore new opportunities in cross-border logistics.Bathed in morning light, the venue buzzed with energy while maintaining a sense of vibrant yet well-organized atmosphere. As the countdown reached zero, participants witnessed a milestone moment for the logistics industry—highlighting a shared commitment to foster global collaboration.

At the opening ceremony, Mr. Song Xuexin, Founder and CEO of OLO, delivered the keynote address. Reflecting on the OLO’s steadfast commitment to its philosophy of “Sincerity, Passion, Warmth”, he highlighted OLO’s long-standing dedication to providing efficient one-stop logistics solutions for global clients.

Against the backdrop of rapidly evolving global trade, Southeast Asia has emerged as a key growth hub for cross-border logistics and international commerce. Mr. Song emphasized that OLO continues to lead the industry beyond traditional price-based competition, driving a new era of value-driven collaboration. Leveraging its online reputation-based trading system and offline conferences, OLO is building an open, collaborative, and mutually beneficial ecosystem for the logistics industry worldwide.

He also officially announcedOLO's conference agenda in 2026: following the successful Ho Chi Minh City conference, OLO will continue with events in Sanya, China (September 2026) and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (November 2026). OLO warmly invites logistics professionals from around the world to join, collaborate, and deepen engagement in the Southeast Asian market, together shaping a bright future for the global logistics industry.

Amid great anticipation, the conference officially commenced. As participants joined us in the countdown, the energy in the venue reached a peak, The 10th Global Logistics Cooperation Conference in Ho Chi Minh City was officially launched, marking the beginning of a new chapter in Southeast Asia for global logistics collaboration andexchange. 

Mr. Gu Haibo, OLO’s Overseas Sales Director, took the stage to deliver a keynote presentation, providing a comprehensive overview of OLO’s global strategy, corevalues, and Southeast Asia market development plan.

As a full-service platform in the global logistics sector, OLO has served clients in over 150 countries, supporting more than 14,771 industry customers. Its servicescover the entire logistics value chain, including membership services with financial protection, cross-border transactions, payment and settlement, insurance solutions, and internationalconferences—providing professional support and secure solutions for every stage of logistics operations.

At the Ho Chi Minh City conference, Mr. Gu unveiled the newly upgraded membership benefits, detailed the plans for the remaining 2026 conferences in Sanya and Kuala Lumpur, and outlined attendee privileges and partnership policies. He also introducedExclusive On-Site Signing Incentives, designed to reduce collaboration costs and help global logistics partners strategically expand in the Southeast Asian market.

At the summit, Fu Wenbo, representative of Sanya Investment Promotion Bureau, delivered a keynote speech titled Customs Closure for a New Era, Linking the Chain for a New Future. Focusing on the historic opportunities brought by the customs closure of Hainan Free Trade Port, he comprehensively interpreted logistics prospects and supportive incentive policies in Sanya. Leveraging Sanya’s unique geographic location, sound transportation hubs and three core industrial parks, he highlighted promising cross-border logistics sectors including cold chain logistics bases, airport-based logistics and air routes under the Seventh Freedom of the Air, and systematically unpacked the core preferential policy package of the free trade port. He elaborated on three flagship policies: expanded zero-tariff catalog, tariff exemption for products with 30% domestic value-added, and dual 15% tax incentives for enterprises and high-end talents. With real-world cases covering yachting equipment, cold chain facilities and Zijin Mining’s local operations, he illustrated tangible cost reductions for businesses. He also explained that the "first line open, second line managed" customs closure model cuts customs clearance time by 20%, greatly boosting the efficiency of global supply chains. In addition, he extended a sincere invitation to logistics enterprises worldwide to engage through a two-way high-level opening platform, and welcomed industry peers to attend the 2026 Sanya Global Logistics Cooperation Conference this September to seize unprecedented opportunities of the Hainan Free Trade Port.

Ana Maria Gonzalez, Founder & CEO of ALL TRANS CARGO, delivered a presentation titled WHY LATAM MATTERS — Opportunity in LATAM & Global Trade, offering an in-depth analysis of emerging global trade opportunities across Latin America.She elaborated on four major drivers: Latin America’s geographically strategic location, rising import and export volumes, booming nearshoring trends, and steady growth in China-Latin America bilateral trade. She pointed out the unmet matching demand within the industry, a gap that ATC Group is perfectly positioned to fill.With 19 years of experience in international logistics, ATC Group operates offices across the United States, Ecuador, Brazil, Venezuela and Colombia, and has officially launched its presence in China. It specializes in integrated sea, air and land transportation covering the whole of the US, Canada and Mexico. Rooted in key Latin American logistics hubs, the company has built a logistics network connecting business partners worldwide.Ocean freight stands as its core competitive service. Its professional import operation team strictly controls transit time and avoids extra detention and demurrage charges, supporting steady business expansion. The group handles a full spectrum of cargo types, including LCL general cargo, dry containers, reefer units, food-grade goods, special equipment, project breakbulk cargo, as well as Ro-Ro and Lo-Lo shipments.

Demi, Business Manager of WORLDTIP INC, delivered a special presentation titled Navigating Macroeconomic Shifts: Master Last-Mile Delivery in the US. Centering on last-mile delivery, a critical pain point in cross-border trade, she stated that the US import market boasts a huge scale and steady growth, yet is plagued by high last-mile costs, delayed information and communication barriers. The industry commonly faces three major challenges: container roll-offs, hidden surcharges, and U.S. Customs 5H/9H inspections.WORLDTIP operates dual networks across China and the United States with abundant local partners in the US. Its China-based customer service center serves thousands of clients and secures competitive rates from multiple major shipping lines, providing full-range ground delivery services for FTL, reefer, dangerous goods, oversize cargo and more.To tackle these industry pain points, the company leverages its proprietary fleets, bonded trucks and warehouse resources. It offers all-inclusive transparent quotations and real-time full-location tracking, taking full responsibility for emergencies such as roll-off delays, customs inspections and cargo returns, delivering reliable last-mile solutions for US cross-border logistics.