Coverage of VAPEXPO SPAIN: Largest E-Cigarette Exhibition

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Jun.02.2023

Coverage of VAPEXPO SPAIN: Largest E-Cigarette Exhibition

The VAPEXPO SPAIN e-cigarette exhibition opened on June 3 in Madrid, attracting industry professionals and leading brands.

On June 3rd, the VAPEXPO SPAIN e-cigarette exhibition opened at the Casade Campo Glass Pavilion in Madrid, Spain. The exhibition will last for two days. Staff from the 2FIRSTS London news center have already arrived at the exhibition site in order to conduct on-site interviews and report on key brand exhibitors and professionals in the Spanish e-cigarette industry, while also engaging in real-time interactive communication.

VAPEXPO SPAIN, the largest and most important e-cigarette trade show in Spain, brought together e-cigarette manufacturers, suppliers, retailers, and industry experts from around the world. According to the organizers' public data, the event featured more than 121 exhibitors and over 124 participating brands.

On June 2nd, one day before the e-cigarette exhibition, 2FIRSTS visited the scene and witnessed various exhibitors setting up their booths. Among them were well-known e-cigarette companies such as Smoore, Yooz, IMiracle (Heaven Gifts), Avips, FirstUnion, HQD, VOOPOO, and Uwell.

2FIRSTS has documented the situation of each exhibition stand during the setup period. Additionally, on June 3rd at 21:00 Beijing time (15:00 Spanish time), 2FIRSTS will broadcast the Madrid e-cigarette exhibition live.

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Stay tuned for more coverage of the e-cigarette exhibition in Madrid, Spain, brought to you by 2FIRSTS.

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