Conference · Jakarta, Indonesia

WORLD TOBACCO ASIA 2012

Tobacco, Smokers' Requisites

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Dates16–18 Oct 2012This edition has ended
VenueJakarta Convention CenterJakarta, Indonesia
RunningSince 2009Irregular · 4 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Organiser website checked
This is the 2012 edition. It has ended. See WORLD TOBACCO ASIA's current page for the next dates.

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Editions on record
4first in 2009

About WORLD TOBACCO ASIA

Jakarta will, for the second time, be the host city for World Tobacco Asia 2012 and the perfect location to celebrate World Tobacco’s 40th year organising international tobacco events.

World Tobacco Asia 2012 offers the international tobacco industry a forum to build relationships and demonstrate their products and services to the Indonesian, Asia Pacific and Australian tobacco communities.

A high profile conference will run alongside the exhibition, allowing industry experts to address issues in the tobacco industry and for delegates to keep up to date with recent developments.

Fast developing market

Indonesia’s cigarette market is considered the world’s fastest developing market. 30 percent of the 248 million adult population smokes which makes Indonesia the fifth-largest cigarette market in the world.

Indonesia is a recognized tobacco-friendly market with no smoking bans or other restrictions and regulations in contrast to neighboring ASEAN countries. In 2009, the Asia Pacific region added six million new smokers and will add another 30 million smokers by 2014.

Ensure you take advantage of this growing market by exhibiting at World Tobacco Asia 2012.

From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201424–26 Sep 2014Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center
Nusa Dua, Indonesia
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201216–18 Oct 2012Jakarta Convention Center
Jakarta, Indonesia
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201027–29 Oct 2010Jakarta Convention Center
Jakarta, Indonesia
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200922–24 Apr 2009Bali International Convention Center
Bali, Indonesia
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Past editions from the bvents archive (2008–2019) and organiser figures where they were published.

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