Holo·Cargo

Trade Lanes & Shipping Corridors

Every major corridor, one operator

A trade lane is more than two ports on a map — it's a service pattern: which carriers sail it, how often, how long the haul takes, and where cargo transships along the way. Holo Cargo moves freight on the world's busiest corridors and the secondary lanes that feed them, with a named operator owning routing on every booking.

Each lane below has its own page with indicative distance, transit time, and routing notes — plus a one-click quote request that goes straight to our operators.

Transpacific lanes

The Asia–North America corridor is the highest-volume container trade on earth. Holo covers the eastbound headhaul and the major gateways:

Asia–Europe lanes

The Far East to North Europe trade runs through the Suez routing to the major North Sea hubs. Holo books FCL and LCL on the principal pairings:

Don't see your lane?

Type any origin and destination into our Route calculator and it finds the gateway, mode, and transit estimate for that pairing in seconds. For secondary ports, inland gateways, or air corridors, an operator confirms the routing and comes back with a quote fast.

Ocean

FCL on every deep-sea lane

20GP through 45HC, reefer, OT, and flat-rack on all major and short-sea corridors.

 Ocean

LCL consolidation

Per-CBM consolidation on regular sailing schedules across high-frequency lanes.

 Air

Air freight corridors

Chargeable-weight pricing on all major air cargo gateways — 2–5 day transit.

 Multimodal

Rail and multimodal

China–Europe intermodal rail and combined legs under one booking.

How we route a lane

Not every lane has a direct service. When a direct sailing isn't available — or isn't the most efficient option — Holo routes via the best transshipment hub and tells you the trade-off upfront:

  • Direct vs. transshipment — we choose the routing that fits your timeline and budget, and show you why
  • All four move types — door-to-door, door-to-port, port-to-door, and port-to-port
  • Special cargo on supported lanes — reefer, OOG, and DG, plus project moves