World Vape Show in Dubai: Coverage and Interviews by 2FIRSTS

Jun.11.2024
World Vape Show in Dubai: Coverage and Interviews by 2FIRSTS
World Vape Show in Dubai will showcase over 1000 brands and products, featuring top industry players from 88 countries.

The World Vape Show will be held at the Dubai World Trade Centre from June 12 to 14. 2FIRSTS staff have already arrived at the exhibition site to conduct on-site interviews with key exhibitors and buyers, providing real-time interactive coverage.

World Vape Show in Dubai: Coverage and Interviews by 2FIRSTS
ELFBAR Poster | Image source: ELFBAR Instagram


According to the official introduction of WORLD VAPE SHOW, this exhibition will have retailers, distributors, and wholesalers from 88 countries participating, with an estimated number of brands and products exceeding 1000.

World Vape Show in Dubai: Coverage and Interviews by 2FIRSTS
LOSTMARY poster | Image source: LOSTMARY Instagram


The participating brands and companies include ELFBAR, ASPIRE, SKE, YOOZ, VAPORESSO, GEEKBAR, ELUX, FirstUnion, SMISS, HQD, INNOKIN, MOTI, among others.

World Vape Show in Dubai: Coverage and Interviews by 2FIRSTS
YOOZ poster | Image source: YOOZ Instagram


The following is an official exhibition poster compiled by 2FIRSTS based on publicly available information from participating companies.

World Vape Show in Dubai: Coverage and Interviews by 2FIRSTS
ASPIRE Poster | Image source: ASPIRE Instagram


World Vape Show in Dubai: Coverage and Interviews by 2FIRSTS
SKE poster | Image source: SKE Instagram

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