Parcel+Post Expo will return on 23 and 24 September 2026 in London, bringing together the global postal, parcel and eCommerce industries for two days of innovation, networking and strategic insight.
Positioned as a global innovation hub for the delivery ecosystem, the event will serve as a meeting point for postal operators, parcel carriers, eCommerce companies, technology providers and logistics leaders looking to understand what comes next for the sector. Taking place in London, one of Europe’s most advanced delivery markets, the 2026 edition will focus on the technologies, business models and customer expectations reshaping the future of delivery.
Across the exhibition floor, visitors will be able to explore the latest developments from leading solution providers, covering areas such as automation, last-mile delivery, parcel operations, eCommerce logistics and emerging technologies. The event is expected to attract visitors from more than 80 countries, creating an international environment for networking, knowledge sharing and practical problem-solving.
The exhibition will also feature dedicated content zones through free-to-attend Innovation Labs. These sessions will offer workshops and panel discussions directly on the show floor, giving attendees access to practical insights and expert conversations without requiring a separate conference pass.
Alongside the exhibition, Parcel+Post Expo 2026 will host its Leadership Conference, where senior industry leaders will discuss the strategic direction of the postal, parcel and eCommerce sectors. The conference will explore how operators, retailers and technology providers are responding to changing customer expectations, cost pressures, digital transformation and the growing role of automation and AI.
The 2026 conference format has been updated to a cabaret-style setup, designed to encourage more discussion, interaction and high-level networking among delegates. Attendance at the Leadership Conference requires a paid ticket, with an early bird discount currently available.
Key themes for the conference include the future of the global delivery ecosystem, AI-driven supply chains, physical AI, IoT, next-generation operations, eCommerce delivery and returns, connected commerce, social selling, delivery choice and customer experience.
Among the highlighted sessions is “The Intelligent Postal Network: From Automation to Orchestration,” a keynote address by Moses Ma, Managing Partner at FutureLab. The session will examine how postal and parcel networks are moving beyond automation towards more intelligent, coordinated operating models.
Other confirmed speakers include Steffen Ochsenreither, Digital Lead LS Operations at Swiss Post; Rasmus Ask, Tech Lead Automation at PostNord; Mark Briganti, Principal Director Postal & Parcel at Accenture; and Mirko Wichmann, Principal at Kearney.
Another major session, “The Race to the €1 Parcel,” will bring together Marek Różycki, Managing Partner at Last Mile Experts; Justin Pegg, CEO of DPD UK; and Vytautas Atkocaitis, CEO of Vinted GO. The discussion is expected to address the pressure to reduce parcel delivery costs while maintaining reliability, service quality and customer satisfaction.
For 2026, Parcel+Post Expo will be co-located with eCommerce Expo, the UK’s largest eCommerce event. The co-location is designed to bring delivery and retail communities closer together at a time when fulfilment, delivery choice, returns and post-purchase experience have become central to online retail performance.
By combining Parcel+Post Expo’s focus on postal and logistics innovation with eCommerce Expo’s retailer audience, the 2026 event aims to create a broader platform for collaboration across the full eCommerce journey, from checkout to delivery and returns.
With the parcel, postal and eCommerce sectors undergoing rapid transformation, Parcel+Post Expo 2026 is set to provide a timely forum for industry leaders to explore innovation, address operational challenges and define the future of delivery.
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