National Logistics Day is observed in the United States every year on June 28. Established in 2019 by Logistics Plus, the holiday aims to highlight the vital role of the logistics industry in both national and global economies. It commemorates the day in 1271 when Marco Polo allegedly began his journey along the Silk Road, which laid the groundwork for modern logistics practices. The logistics industry encompasses various operations, including procurement, storage, distribution, and order fulfillment, and is a key component of supply chain management. Celebrations typically involve logistics and transportation companies organizing professional events and social media campaigns to promote the importance of logistics. The holiday has garnered support from organizations such as the Transport Intermediaries Association and various state Houses of Representatives. Participants are encouraged to learn more about the logistics sector and share their insights on social media using the hashtag #NationalLogisticsDay.