Traveling to Italy need some advice

[VMICoastie]

First post. I am traveling to Italy next month for about a month and i am looking for some advice. I travel regularly in the states but have not had to bring my APV on an extended trip overseas. My current setup is a Sigelei Hero with an Aspire Nautilus. Besides juice, coils, extra batteries, and backups for my backup what else would you suggest I bring? Also, is vaping accepted/normal in Italy?

 

[Steamix]

Vaping is legal in Italy but since beginning this year, heavy (50+%) taxes got slammed on anything vaping ( hardware , liquids ). Least the Italian gubmint didn't lie about it: None of this 'protect the children' or 'uuhh, it's so dangerous' crap. They were pretty straightforward thar vaping was putting a dent in the rake from tobacco taxes.

So unless u wanna pay through your nose by stocking up locally, bring enough to last you through your stay.

No idea how they're handling things brought in from outside for personal use... As it hasn't really been thought through by the gubmint there, I recommend to leave the expensive hi-end gear stateside. Just so that you're on the safe side should customs get any funny ideas.

'sides, these small ego type thingies do have a habit of sliding in between the clothing ... elusive l'il buggers ...

 

[VMICoastie]

Yeah, I was worried about bringing my sigelei. Might just bring my ego/s. I don't mind losing those.

 

[supertrunker]

Adaptors for European plugs/electrical outlets.

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[Stonechains]

First post, but maybe if in a bind you can find a local Italian vaper vender. Would be a great experience.

 

[Stonechains]

Sorry, that didn't answer any questions.

 

[VMICoastie]

I defiantly plan on going to a local shop. I always like exploring local B&M locations.