JAKARTA INTERNATIONAL VAPE EXPO 2024 Featuring ELFBAR, OXVA, etc.

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May.12.2024

JAKARTA INTERNATIONAL VAPE EXPO 2024 Featuring ELFBAR, OXVA, etc.

Indonesia's JAKARTA INTERNATIONAL VAPE EXPO 2024 (JIVE) opened at Jakarta International Expo on May 11, attracting top e-cigarette brands.

On May 11, the Indonesian e-cigarette trade show, JAKARTA INTERNATIONAL VAPE EXPO 2024 (JIVE), opened at the Jakarta International Expo Center. The exhibition will last for two days and will conclude on May 12. This event has attracted the participation of dozens of well-known e-cigarette brands such as ELFBAR, GEEK VAPE, OXVA, VOOPOO, and FLUM.

According to reports, the Indonesian e-cigarette market is dominated by open-system products. Therefore, the main exhibitors at this trade show have almost all showcased open-system (refillable) products.

The following is a photo gallery of the exhibition site:

图集｜印尼电子烟展JIVE开幕 ELFBAR、OXVA等品牌展出新品 — OXVA | Image source: 2FIRSTS

Also Read:

[1] 2024 Vaper Expo UK: Live Photos of OXVA, VAPORESSO, UWELL, etc.

[2] SMOK Introduces Nicotine Pouch OFRF in Vaper Expo UK

#Asia #Open system e-cigarettes #Market #Indonesia

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