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2GO, SMX launch centralized events logistics system

From left: 2GO Forwarding Business Unit Head Faye Alonzo; SM Hotels and Conventions Corporation Senior Vice President Walid Wafik; Central Business Park President Erickberth Calupe; and SM Prime Holdings Senior Vice President and Estate Management and Development Head Jessel Kabigting. 2GO has partnered with SMX Convention Center, Central Business Park (CBP), and SM Estates to […]

From left: 2GO Forwarding Business Unit Head Faye Alonzo; SM Hotels and Conventions Corporation Senior Vice President Walid Wafik; Central Business Park President Erickberth Calupe; and SM Prime Holdings Senior Vice President and Estate Management and Development Head Jessel Kabigting.

2GO has partnered with SMX Convention Center, Central Business Park (CBP), and SM Estates to launch the 2GO-SMX Events Logistics, a centralized permit and logistics facilitation system for events at the SMX Convention Center and Mall of Asia Complex.

Formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding, the initiative introduces a one-stop service model that consolidates permit processing and logistics coordination for exhibitors, organizers, contractors, suppliers, and service providers.

Under the partnership, 2GO will facilitate permit applications, coordinate endorsements with SM Estates, process submissions with CBP, and provide end-to-end logistics support covering the delivery and movement of exhibit materials and event equipment during ingress, event operations, and pull-out activities.

The centralized system is designed to simplify coordination, reduce administrative workload and minimize delays by providing a single point of contact for permit facilitation and logistics services.

“Through this partnership, we are consolidating permit processing as an integrated end-to-end solution and a single point of contact for permit processing,” said Faye Alonzo, 2GO Forwarding Business Unit Head.

The collaboration reflects the growing use of integrated digital and operational systems to streamline logistics workflows, improve coordination and support more efficient event operations.

CBP remains the sole authority responsible for regulating permits, vehicle access and fees, while the partnership enables closer coordination among the participating organizations.

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