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Your FREE ticket to World Vape Show Dubai 2024

Your FREE ticket to World Vape Show Dubai 2024

World Vape Show Dubai 2024 is the fourth edition of the world's biggest b2b vape event and is set to be even bigger and better than before.

With events across the globe, including South America, Europe, Asia, the UK and the Middle East, the largest international vape event in the world, The World Vape Show, returns to Dubai in June 20204. The flagship event will draw record numbers after the huge success of 2023, which attracted hundreds of global exhibitors, thousands of brands and products, 15k+ attendees and 30+ world-renowned speakers. This year also sees the launch of the GlobalVape forum, a stand-alone conference separate from the expo hall.


WVS2023 Exhibition Hi Res 150

NEW FOR 2024

? 40,000 SQM of Exhibition Space

(Across 10 NEW halls)

? All NEW Global Vape Forum conference

? Record number of Global Brands and brand new exhibitors for 2024

? More Countries are represented than ever before

(96 Countries represented in 2023)

? Record number of like-minded professionals set to attend

? NEW show features, onsite entertainment to be revealed on the day and much more

The only B2B expo in the Middle East dedicated to the thriving vape industry is BACK!

Come and test, sample and explore the latest products, trends and technologies the vape industry has to offer from our 300+ exhibitors at World Vape Dubai, 12-14 June.

Register for FREE. Use code: WVSDUBS24MEDIA

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