Riverdating – barge to business

European cooperation between key players in the sector has developed inland navigation as a competitive transport mode. Waterway transport is an environmentally sustainable transport mode that also brings innovative solutions to the current logistics challenges. The next Riverdating event in Luxembourg on 19 and 20 November provides a forum for exchange and dialogue between stakeholders of demand and supply in waterway logistics and enables individual business meetings between companies looking for mult
October 22, 2014 Read time: 1 min
European cooperation between key players in the sector has developed inland navigation as a competitive transport mode. Waterway transport is an environmentally sustainable transport mode that also brings innovative solutions to the current logistics challenges.

The next Riverdating event in Luxembourg on 19 and 20 November provides a forum for exchange and dialogue between stakeholders of demand and supply in waterway logistics and enables individual business meetings between companies looking for multimodal waterway services and operators who provide those services.

This year, the Barge to Business conference will focus on new trends of the sector in terms of innovation and financing, as well as the prospects for market development in an increasingly competitive sector.

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