VAPE CLUB SHOW 2023: Leading Brands Showcased at Moscow

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Dec.15.2023

VAPE CLUB SHOW 2023: Leading Brands Showcased at Moscow

The VAPE CLUB SHOW 2023 in Moscow will feature top e-cigarette brands like ELFBAR, HQD, and IGNITE.

The Russian e-cigarette exhibition, VAPE CLUB SHOW 2023, will be held in Moscow from December 16th to 17th. This event has attracted numerous leading brands in the e-cigarette industry, including ELFBAR, HQD, IGNITE, COOLPLAY, MR FOG, SMISS, and INNOKIN.

On the afternoon of December 15th, one day before the opening of VAPE CLUB SHOW 2023, 2FIRSTS, the official media partner of the exhibition, arrived at the venue in advance to provide a live coverage of the pre-show preparations for everyone.

On-site, various exhibiting companies including ELFBAR, HQD, INNOKIN, MOTI, MR FOG, VKUP/SONG, KANGER TECH, and COOLPLAY are actively preparing for the trade show. Some other companies such as HONGYILAB, GTMBAR SEEMI, Airis, Vapengin, REDMAGIC, ICON, GTMBAR, Beacon Bar, ESMOO, IHOME, MFU, SILVAPER are currently setting up their exhibition booths, while many other booths are in the final stage of decoration.

Below is a gallery of on-site photos from the exhibition booth. (All photos provided by 2FIRSTS)

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