BAT Opens E-Cigarette Pop-Up Store in Seoul's Saensu District

BAT by 2FIRSTS.ai
Sep.20.2022
BAT Opens E-Cigarette Pop-Up Store in Seoul's Saensu District
BAT Rossmans opens a pop-up store in Seoul featuring e-cigarettes with a variety of designs and local mascots.

BAT announced on the 20th that it has opened a pop-up shop for cigarette-style e-cigarettes in Seoul, South Korea.

BAT Opens E-Cigarette Pop-Up Store in Seoul's Saensu District


The poster depicts product images of BAT, along with local mascots and camping concepts. Visitors can experience the products inside the pop-up store.


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