Smoking Ban on Miami Beach by 2023

Jan.03.2023
Smoking Ban on Miami Beach by 2023
Miami Beach to ban smoking by 2023, including cigars and cigarettes, but unfiltered cigars are an exception. E-cigarettes allowed.

According to a report by Trish Christakis, smoking will be prohibited in Miami Beach in the United States by 2023. This ban will include cigarettes, cigars, pipe tobacco, and any other combustible tobacco products, with the exception of unfiltered cigars. Additionally, the use of electronic cigarettes will be permitted.


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