Tomorrow Mobility World Congress

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Transport is changing, and fast. With cities rapidly expanding and new technologies constantly appearing on the horizon, the sector needs a place to convene, discuss the big issues and discover solutions — and that’s where Tomorrow.Mobility comes in.

Composed of the Tomorrow.Mobility digital platform and an annual event, Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress (TMWC), this is an online and offline hub of news, knowledge and inspiration on sustainable urban mobility. TMWC22 is held within the framework of Smart City Expo World Congress (SCEWC) and returns to Barcelona in November.

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12th July, 2022

Event Organizer

Fira Barcelona
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+34 93 233 20 00
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Event Location

Barcelona & Online

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