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Domestic traffic for e-cigs sees sharper increase in the UAE than Saudi Arabia

Written by || 22nd October 2021 || Infographics || Market Research | Marketing and Retailing | Asia Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates

The UAE domestic visits (visits that originated in the country) showed a steeper increase compared with Saudi Arabia. This could be due to a few big factors including expat influence and looser religious views ...

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