The World’s Largest Tobacco Trade Show Will Return in September 2022

Intertabac was cancelled in 2019 and 2020 due to covid, but the world’s largest tobacco trade show will return in September of this year. And for the first time in the history of the trade show, there will be a cigar pavilion. In previous years, cigar manufacturers were sprinkled over 3 different halls, mixes with accessories, pipe makers, cigarette producers and what else. All the while there were special halls for e-smoking with nasty vape aromas covering every visitor. Just walking through those halls was enough to make anybody nauseous. And unfortunately, there was no escaping those halls as you had to enter the trade show through those horror halls. But at least, this year it’s a road to heaven, a pavilion filled with the beautiful aromas of premium tobacco as all the cigar manufacturers are grouped together.

“The International Cigar Pavilion in particular offers companies the opportunity to take part in the largest trade fair in Europe for the first time without great effort,” says Angelika Bauer, explaining the increased demand and adding: “The booking situation is really good. There are still a few spaces available, but less every day.”

The cigar pavilion will be busy with some new exhibitors such as JRE Tobacco, Blue Mountain Cigars, Cornelio Cigars, La Caoba Cigars, SB Cigars, Escobar Cigars (the company of rapper NAS), Padilla Cigars, Karen Berger/Don Kiki cigars, Gran Honduras (in the USA known as Gran Habano, but Habano is a trademarked name in the rest of the world), Mosh Le Cigare, Toreo Cigars. Cigar Kings and Lampert Cigars. The big guys such as A.J. Fernandez, Gurkha, Rocky Patel Arturo Fuente, Ashton, Casa Turrent, Drew Estate, E.P. Carrillo, J.C. Newman, Habanos, Maya Selva, My Father, Oliva, Padrón, PDR, Plasencia, Rocky Patel, Villiger, Tatuaje and many more will also return