Yes, you can smoke at Treviso Antonio Canova Airport (TSF) — outside the single terminal building, landside, where Italian law permits smoking in the open air. The airport has no indoor or airside smoking room, so plan to smoke before you go through security or after you land.
Treviso is a single-terminal airport marketed by low-cost carriers as “Venice-Treviso,” run by AER TRE S.p.A. of the SAVE Group, which also operates Venice Marco Polo.
Before Security (Landside)
Smoking at Treviso is outside the terminal building, landside — Italy’s national ban covers only enclosed spaces, so the open air outside the doors is where you can light up. Step outside before you check in and clear security, since there is nowhere to smoke once you are inside the secure area.
Arriving passengers can smoke the same way, once outside the building on the way to the car parks, the taxi rank, or the shuttle buses into town.
After Security (Airside)
There is no smoking area after security at Treviso. The airport’s own published service-charter data lists the “adequacy of smoking rooms” indicator as not applicable, meaning it has no separately-ventilated smoking room in the departure area — the whole airside area, from the checkpoint through the gates, is smoke-free.
If you are connecting through Treviso and want to smoke, you would need to exit into arrivals, smoke outside the terminal, then re-clear security to get back to your gate. Because that means queuing through the checks twice, give yourself extra time and weigh it against your boarding call.
If your itinerary actually routes you through nearby Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) instead, note that Venice keeps a ventilated indoor smoking lounge after security — a different setup from Treviso’s rules, so it’s worth confirming which of the two airports your flight actually uses.
Vaping
Treviso has published no separate rule for e-cigarettes or heated-tobacco devices such as IQOS, so vaping follows the same practice as smoking: outside the terminal building, landside. There is no indoor or airside option for vaping at Treviso, the same as for cigarettes.
Summary
| Area | Smoking | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Indoor terminal | No | Enclosed spaces are smoke-free under Italy’s 2003 Sirchia Law |
| After security / airside | No | No smoking room in the gate area, per the operator’s own service-charter data |
| Outdoor (landside) | Yes | Open air outside the terminal building, permitted under Italian law |
| Vaping | Same as smoking | Outdoor, landside only |
For Italy’s airport smoking rules and vaping law, see our Italy airport guide.