Manifest Vegas returns to The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas for its next edition, running from the eighth to the tenth of February. The year is 2027.
The event has established itself as one of the principal gatherings in North America for supply chain and logistics technology, drawing shippers, carriers, third party logistics providers, software vendors and the venture and private equity investors who fund them. Its programme spans freight technology, warehouse automation, last mile delivery, procurement and the application of artificial intelligence to planning and execution.
For executives, the draw is the concentration of decision makers rather than the content alone. The attendee mix leans heavily towards operators with budget authority, and the exhibition floor functions as a practical market survey of which vendors have traction and which have not. Investors use it as a deal origination venue, and the conference has become a reference point for valuations across the freight technology sector.
The Las Vegas setting and the February slot place it early in the calendar year, which has made it a natural venue for product launches and for the first substantive conversations about annual logistics contracts. Delegations from the Gulf and from Europe have grown in recent editions as sovereign backed logistics investments have looked to North America for technology partners.
The Venetian Resort provides the exhibition and conference space on the Las Vegas Strip, with the scale required for a floor plan that has expanded with each edition.
