Intertraffic Mexico

March 29, 2023

Intertraffic Mexico hosts a wide range of both domestic and international companies supplemented with unique presentations, workshops and conferences with industry leading companies. Incorporating a top notch ITS congress.

From 14 - 16 November 2023, 3 action-packed days will provide the ideal platform to make profitable business relationships, exchange ideas and learn all about opportunities in this specific region for the traffic & mobility technology.

Mexico City

www.intertraffic.com/mexico

14th November, 2023 - 16th November, 2023

RAI Amsterdam

+52 55 108 71 650/Ext. 1185

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