Supply chain management and logistics activities in travel and tourism may range from ground handling, to delivery of catering products, to information systems management and compliance with health and safety regulation.

Many organizations in the travel industry, continue to work in collaboration with organizations whose capabilities and positions are envisaged to add value to their strategic position.

In the other hand the growth of logistics real estate clusters, it is. Basically driven by three principal factors: The growth of consumer classes – driven by population, employment and wage growth – is the primary driver of the rise of logistics demand. Geographic positioning along global trade routes can also influence the formation and growth of logistics clusters. modernization of supply chains are a another reason for the rise in real estates.

As retailers, manufacturers, and distributors adopt new business models, such as e-commerce, and roll out best practices, they are rethinking the ways in which products flow from the factory to the consumer. These efforts are spurring the construction of logistics real estate in key areas—i.e. closer to large concentrations of consumers, or to vital distribution nodes. Other factors, such as the availability of land, the cost of labor, and levels of government support and incentives, can influence the development of logistics real estate clusters.

Managing logistics can be daunting, particularly in travel operations. OSM provides organizations with exceptional third party logistics services to cater the needs of the Travel and Tourism industry with their exceptional strategies and techniques in real estate.

Trends across the broader logistics ecosystem could affect logistics real estate. Slower economic growth due to escalated trade sanctions would negatively impact consumption and, in turn, demand for logistics real estate. OSM thrives on overcoming any obstacle that comes along the waves of real estate to provide the best solution to our customers.