Germany's Dortmund Tobacco Expo attracts global exhibitors

Sep.14.2022
Germany's Dortmund Tobacco Expo attracts global exhibitors
The Dortmund tobacco exhibition reopened with 475 exhibitors from 47 countries and 12,000 visitors expected.

The Dortmund Tobacco Expo opened grandly at the Dortmund Exhibition Center, which covers an area of over 40,000 square meters, at 10 am local time on September 15th (4 pm Beijing time).


Dortmund Exhibition Center.


After two cancellations due to the pandemic, the Dortmund Tobacco Exhibition, one of the world's largest tobacco trade shows, has once again returned to the public eye. This year's event featured exhibitors from approximately 47 countries, with a total of 475 brands on display, 58% coming from Europe. Organizers estimated that attendance could reach up to 12,000 professional visitors.


According to the organizers, ticket sales were very popular and sold out six months ago. Today, there was a long queue of people waiting to have their tickets checked at the entrance. More than 90% of previous participants reported being involved in their company's purchasing decisions, and today, professional attendees from all over the world have gathered here as well.


Exhibitors are queuing up to have their tickets checked before entering the venue. The ticket checkpoint entrance is where they are being verified.


The Dortmund Exhibition Center consists of 9 halls. Electronic cigarette booths were mainly concentrated in Halls Westfalenhalle, 1, 2, and 3. Approximately 200 electronic cigarette companies attended, including over 40 from China such as Yooz, HYPPE, Xinyikang, and Eleaf. Some Chinese electronic cigarette companies did not attend the exhibition, but their products were displayed at the booths of dozens of overseas retailers, such as Smoore and UWELL.


The logo and floor plan of the Dortmund Exhibition Center.


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