Boost in events, weddings, concerts expected in Dubai
DUBAI – Event organisers, wedding planners and fashion designers expressed hopes of a boost in business after Dubai authorities relaxed rules for events and activities. Dubai’s Supreme Committee of Crisis and Disaster Management announced on Monday an easing of precautionary measures effective May 17 for a trial period of one month. Events and concerts in Dubai are now allowed, capped at 1,500 attendees for indoor venues and 2,500 attendees for outdoor venues.Dubai weddings in true fashion
Rules around wedding events in Dubai have also been relaxed. Wedding events will now be allowed at Dubai hotels at a maximum of 100 attendees. For home weddings, up to 30 attendees are allowed. All attendees and staff must be vaccinated. One of Dubai’s top fashion designers, Furne One, told Expatmedia.net that Monday’s announcement is welcome news for the fashion industry in the UAE.Live entertainment and activities in Dubai
Event organisers said they expect a big boost in business as Dubai authorities on Monday also announced that live entertainment and activities will be permitted in hotels, malls, restaurants and cafes. Media manager Mary Heart Lynn Turla said a return of events will also give people an outlet to relax amid the pandemic and allow organisers to “gain what was lost in the past”. “Having relaxed rules about crowds means it's getting better, not only for the events industry, but for everyone in general. I am just hoping people would take this with a grain of salt as the pandemic is unpredictable,” said Turla, whose company, Zhilan Creative is involved in a three-day event for BTS fans at The Pointe, Palm Jumeirah from May 20 to 22.
Vhie Laurilla, Managing Director of event management firm Purple & Pink Creatives, echoed the same sentiment.
“Though this is still temporary, we do hope it would continue for the wheel of economy to turn steadily. We must bear in mind to keep safe in everything we do and continue to pray for the best in the coming days,” Laurilla told Expatmedia.net.
Dubai has continued to set new benchmarks in its handling of the pandemic, with an aggressive vaccination campaign along with economic measures to support businesses. On Sunday, Dubai authorities ordered public sector employees to return to their offices after months of remote work. PIA/Expat Media
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