Dubai Residents Can Party Till Midnight As Bars Are Allowed To Stay Open Till 3am

A circular issued by Dubai’s Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) announced relaxation related to nightlife, entertainment, and dining activities in the Emirates. Clubs, bars, restaurants, and cafes can now stay open until 3 am, with 80% increased capacity. Even concerts can now have attendees up to 5,000. However, to attend the live gigs, you’ll need to be able to show proof of your vaccination via the Alhosn app.

Meanwhile, MMI And African & Eastern Launch Legal Alcohol Home Delivery In Dubai.

Guests must not queue outside the venue to enter and social distancing markers must be placed on the floor to indicate everyone. As for payment, cash payments are discouraged, and contactless payments are preferred.  On that note, did you know- Dubai Duty Free Launches FREE Home Delivery. 

Precautionary Measures In Smoking Zones & Shisha Serving Areas

The Dubai Municipality issued a set of precautionary measures to reopen smoking areas and shisha serving areas starting from 18 July. The update that came into circulation reads:

“Reopening Smoking Areas & Shisha Serving Areas (Starting from 18 July 2020 until further notice): Dubai Municipality calls on Smoking areas and Shisha serving areas operators in the Emirates of Dubai to comply with the following:”

For the time being, only disposable shisha hoses and narghiles will be permitted. Shisha parts like the tongs must be cleaned and disinfected after use by each client. In addition, Shisha staff must adhere to strict hand washing practice before and after service. Lastly, smoking areas within establishments are now open. However, groups of five are not allowed at the area. Meanwhile, here’s everything you must know about getting a liquor license in Dubai. 

Vaishnavi Venkataraman: Research, science labs and of course nerdy glasses – that’s what my life was all about until I finally woke up to realise how much I loved food, travel and telling tales. A chai addict, a moody writer and mother to a smallie, my journey as a writer began with The Times of India. And now, here I am in Dubai pursuing my passion and exploring a new city, all in one go!