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February 04-06, 2018

Sea Island, Georgia - USA

Georgia Foreign Trade Conference (GFTC)

he Georgia Foreign Trade Conference is recognized as the U.S. South Atlantic’s largest and most prestigious transportation event, attracting logistics professionals engaged in container, RoRo, breabulk, and agri-bulk cargo transport, as well as warehousing and site selection. GFTC panels are driven by the biggest challenges, and opportunities, impacting global trade. Averaging over 400 delegates, the GFTC is organized by the Savannah Maritime Association, the Georgia Stevedores Association, the Georgia Ports Authority (the ports of Savannah and Brunswick), and the Savannah Independent Forwarders & Brokers Association.

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