Logistics management in conventions is a critical component of MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) management, as it ensures the seamless flow of participants, resources, and services throughout the event. Proper planning and execution of logistics directly influence the success of a convention by enhancing attendee experience, optimizing operational efficiency, and maintaining cost-effectiveness. The three major aspects of logistics in conventions—accommodation, transport, and food and beverage (F&B)—require careful coordination and synchronization to handle large volumes of attendees while meeting their diverse needs and expectations. Accommodation logistics form the backbone of convention planning. Selecting suitable lodging for participants requires evaluating factors such as proximity to the convention venue, room capacity, quality standards, cost-effectiveness, and the availability of facilities such as meeting rooms, internet connectivity, and recreational services. Convention planners must negotiate contracts with hotels or other lodging providers to secure room blocks and preferential rates. This involves anticipating peak demand periods, ensuring flexible cancellation policies, and managing room allocations according to attendee categories such as VIPs, speakers, or delegates. Efficient accommodation logistics also include ensuring accessibility for participants with special requirements, coordinating check-in and check-out processes, and maintaining communication