The little-known vaping rules that could see Christmas travellers fined up to £5000
Travellers vaping abroad this Christmas could face fines up to £5000 due to varying and often unknown international regulations.Summary
With millions of Brits travelling abroad for the holidays, experts warn of potentially hefty fines for unknowingly breaking vaping laws in other countries. Regulations vary significantly; some destinations like Singapore and Thailand completely ban vaping, while others, such as Cyprus and Hungary, impose fines of up to £744 and £732 respectively for public use. Vape Club director Dan Merchant stresses the importance of researching local laws before travelling. Additionally, vaping is prohibited on UK flights, carrying a potential £5000 fine and airline ban. Travellers are advised to bring their own devices and supplies to countries where vaping is permitted and to pack batteries in carry-on luggage due to airline restrictions on lithium batteries in checked baggage.
(Source：Daily Mail Online)
