
How rail and air share the fast-growing pie in Liège
ZIH containers from Zhengzhou
Nearly two years ago Alibaba made its choice for Liège as its first European logistics hubs. The warehouses are not there just yet, but construction has started on the premises of Liège Airport. As soon as next year, the Chinese e-commerce giant has its headquarters in the Belgian city. Aviation as well as rail freight are to benefit from the settlement. How do two competing modalities share this rapidly growing pie?
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