2FIRSTS to Establish European Media Center

Market by 2FIRSTS
Oct.07.2022
On October 7, 2FIRSTS will hold the inauguration ceremony of the European Media Center at the exhibition site in Birmingham.

[2FIRSTS Summary Report]
On October 7 at 10:00 a.m. UK time (17:00 p.m. Beijing time), the Vaper Expo UK will usher in visitors at the UKNEC Birmingham with an area of more than 20,000 square meters. The number of visitors to the exhibition is expected to reach 20,000, with the number of exhibitors and exhibiting brands reaching some 500.

2FIRSTS to Establish European Media Center

Main Entrance of the Vaper Expo UK

 

the “ECCC Co-exhibition Group” sent by ECCC, Electronic Cigarette Professional Committee of China Electronics Chamber of Commerce, with concerted efforts made by 2FIRSTS, will show up for the second time.

2FIRSTS to Establish European Media Center
2FIRSTS to Establish European Media Center
2FIRSTS to Establish European Media Center

Booth of ECCC Co-exhibition group


Worth-notingly, 2FIRSTS, the professional media of global e-cigarette industry, will hold the inauguration ceremony of its European Media Center at the exhibition venue today as the show begins.

2FIRSTS to Establish European Media Center

Main Stage of the Venue

 

At the ceremony, Echo Guo, co-founder and COO of 2FIRSTS, will give a keynote speech on the impact of Chinese e-cigarette regulatory policy on the global vaping industry and the reason for establishing the European Media Center. Jason Tian, the diplomatic assistant of ECCC and international PR manager of 2FIRSTS, will give a presentation on the various businesses that will be carried out by the media center in the future.


The establishment of the media center is a strategic move of great significance, which aims at acquiring live and fresh information of the European market. The media center will serve as the pivot between the Chinese vaping industrial chain and the European market, a bridge for resource sharing and a platform for Chinese e-cig companies to go global for the win-win results for both sides. The media center also stands for the global influence of 2FIRSTS as a global media of the field, paving the way for its future development.


Besides, 2FIRSTS also set up a interview office at the venue, where its frontline staff can invite heavyweight guests and industry celebrities to make exclusive interviews so as to advance access to the latest dynamics in the British market for Chinese enterprises willing to disembark on the European market.

2FIRSTS to Establish European Media Center
Interview Office

 

For more information on the Vaper Expo UK, please go straight to www.2firsts.com/topic/vaper

 

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