Photo Gallery | A Sneak Peek at the World Vape Show: What Products Are Major Brands Betting On?

Jun.12.2025
Photo Gallery | A Sneak Peek at the World Vape Show: What Products Are Major Brands Betting On?
The World Vape Show will take place in Dubai from June 18 to 20. Ahead of the event, several brands have shared teasers of new products and technologies online. 2Firsts has compiled a selection of these previews for readers.

【By 2Firsts】The World Vape Show will be held at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) from June 18th to 20th. As the exhibition approaches, two top exhibitors have noticed that several participating companies have been gradually releasing teaser content on overseas social media platform Instagram, including brand posters, promotional videos, and previews of exhibition highlights, showcasing new products and technological breakthroughs that will be unveiled in Dubai in advance.

 

In order to help readers understand the pre-show trends, 2Firsts have compiled and summarized pre-show posters for some brands, as follows:

 

Photo Gallery | A Sneak Peek at the World Vape Show: What Products Are Major Brands Betting On?
FEELM exhibition pre-heating poster | Image source: Instagram
Photo Gallery | A Sneak Peek at the World Vape Show: What Products Are Major Brands Betting On?
ELUX exhibition preheating poster | Image source: Instagram
Photo Gallery | A Sneak Peek at the World Vape Show: What Products Are Major Brands Betting On?
FUMOT exhibition preheating poster | Image source: Instagram
Photo Gallery | A Sneak Peek at the World Vape Show: What Products Are Major Brands Betting On?
KEYSTONE trade show preheating poster | Image source: Instagram
Photo Gallery | A Sneak Peek at the World Vape Show: What Products Are Major Brands Betting On?
RIFBAR exhibition preheating poster | Image source: Instagram
Photo Gallery | A Sneak Peek at the World Vape Show: What Products Are Major Brands Betting On?
vFly Exhibition Preheating Poster | Image source: Instagram
Photo Gallery | A Sneak Peek at the World Vape Show: What Products Are Major Brands Betting On?
ELFBAR Exhibition Preheating Poster | Image Source: Instagram
图集|World Vape Show展前“剧透”:各大品牌都在押注哪些产品?
OXVA Pre-Show Teaser Poster | Source: Instagram
图集|World Vape Show展前“剧透”:各大品牌都在押注哪些产品?
GEEKBAR Pre-Show Promo Video | Source: Instagram
图集|World Vape Show展前“剧透”:各大品牌都在押注哪些产品?
ALD Pre-Show Teaser Poster | Source: Instagram
图集|World Vape Show展前“剧透”:各大品牌都在押注哪些产品?
Firstunion Pre-Show Teaser Poster | Source: Instagram
图集|World Vape Show展前“剧透”:各大品牌都在押注哪些产品?
MOKI Pre-Show Teaser Poster | Source: Instagram
图集|World Vape Show展前“剧透”:各大品牌都在押注哪些产品?
HQD Pre-Show Teaser Poster | Source: Instagram
图集|World Vape Show展前“剧透”:各大品牌都在押注哪些产品?
LOST VAPE Pre-Show Teaser Poster | Source: Instagram

 

As the official media partner of the exhibition, 2Firsts has been deeply involved in on-site reporting for two consecutive years. This year, the 2Firsts team will travel to Dubai for the third time to engage in face-to-face exchanges with exhibitors from around the world, delivering real-time updates on exhibition dynamics, industry trends, and brand developments to practitioners and enthusiasts in the global tobacco industry.

 

Based on this foundation, we will continue to leverage our strengths in content and communication to provide brands with more in-depth and valuable exposure support. If you are looking to receive priority coverage and targeted communication during this exhibition, feel free to contact the 2Firsts team at any time. We look forward to establishing promising dialogues and connections with high-quality brands, distributors, and technology service providers from around the world.

 

In order to further enhance efficiency in participating in the exhibition, 2Firsts has also launched a WVS online exhibition viewer group, open to exhibition visitors, providing one-stop services covering pre-exhibition announcements, on-site updates, industry resource matching, etc., to help professionals efficiently obtain information, expand networks, and explore potential collaborations.

 

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