A growing number of countries are slapping vapers with eye-watering fines and even threatening jail time for flouting the rules - and it's vital that Brits planning their summer holidays do their research Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter We have more newsletters Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter We have more newsletters As the UK government tightens the reins on the sale and use of vaping products, Brits planning their summer holidays need to be vigilant. Many overseas destinations are adopting even stricter measures against vaping. Globally, an increasing number of countries are imposing hefty fines, and in some instances, even jail time for those who break the rules.
This is a stark contrast to the UK, where vaping is generally accepted and considered by many as a safer alternative to traditional cigarettes. However, with penalties reaching up to £2,000 in certain popular holiday destinations, and the risk of imprisonment in places like Australia, it's vital that Brits planning their summer trips familiarise themselves with the evolving laws before they travel. Vaping expert Markus Lindblad from Vape Globe provides a comprehensive guide on where you can and can't use your e-cigarettes abroad - and the potentially severe consequences if you're caught.
When it comes to air travel, you're permitted to carry your vaping equipment in your cabin luggage, but it's important to.