Trips Summit brings together transport authorities, city leaders, infrastructure planners, and technology providers driving the future of urban mobility.
As cities expand and mobility demands evolve, governments and transport authorities face growing pressure to address congestion, accommodate rapid urbanisation, meet sustainability targets, enhance the passenger experience, and develop more integrated and resilient transport networks. In response, investment in smart transportation systems is accelerating across the GCC and beyond.
From traffic management and smart roads to parking, digital mobility platforms, and connected infrastructure, organisations are seeking solutions that improve efficiency, safety, and sustainability.
Co-located with Global Rail 2027, Trips Summit connects public-sector decision-makers with private-sector innovators to enable strategic dialogue, unlock commercial opportunities, forge partnerships, and advance the next generation of connected cities.
Traffic management centres | Smart signals and congestion control | Incident detection and response
Passenger Autonomous and urban fleets | Charging infrastructure | Micro‑mobility and low‑emission transport
Urban road networks | Smart parking and curbside management | Tolling and access control systems
Seamless journeys and MaaS platforms | Ticketing, payments and accessibility | Safety, comfort and service design
City transport networks | Multimodal and integrated mobility planning | First‑ and last‑mile solutions
Mobility platforms and analytics | AI, data and digital twins for cities | Connected and integrated transport systems
Trips Summit 2027 brings together the leaders shaping the future of urban mobility. Across three days at ADNEC Centre, Abu Dhabi, the event convenes the technology providers, city authorities, and operators advancing intelligent transport systems, traffic management, smart roads, parking, and passenger experience.
Co-located with Global Rail 2027, TRIPS gives participants access to the full transport ecosystem in one place. Where Global Rail anchors the heavy infrastructure agenda across rail, freight, logistics, and ports, Trips extends the conversation to the urban mobility and city-level systems that connect it. Together, the two shows place exhibitors in front of a broader, higher-value audience and multiply the commercial return of a single presence in Abu Dhabi.
For exhibitors and visitors alike, that combined footprint means more qualified connections, more cross-sector opportunity, and greater value from every day on the floor.
