World Vape Show Announcement: Due to customer product import issues, the Miami show in September has been postponed until further notice.

Aug.20

World Vape Show Announcement: Due to difficulties with customer product imports, the Miami show originally scheduled for September 4-5, 2025, has been postponed until further notice.

On August 20, 2Firsts noticed that the World Vape Show officially announced that due to difficulties faced by customers in importing products, they have decided to postpone the exhibition originally scheduled to take place in Miami on September 4 to 5, 2025. The specific rescheduled date is yet to be determined.

The organizers of the exhibition stated, "This decision was made after careful consideration, ensuring that providing a first-class experience for exhibitors and visitors remains our top priority.

The announcement also stated that this decision will not affect its exhibition schedule in South Africa in November 2025 and in Dubai in June 2026.

The following is the original announcement from the World Vape Show website:

AN IMPORTANT UPDATE FROM WORLD VAPE SHOW

Due to customers experiencing difficulty importing products into the marketplace, we have made the difficult decision to postpone the event until further notice. This decision was not taken lightly, and our priority remains delivering a world class experience that meets the expectations of both our visitors and exhibitors.

Please note: This update will not affect our upcoming events in South Africa in November 2025, and Dubai in June 2026.

In the meantime, we'd like to thank you once again for your continued support of World Vape Show.

Kind regards,

The World Vape Show Team

References:

[1] AN IMPORTANT UPDATE FROM WORLD VAPE SHOW

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