Brunches were banned; DJ’s weren’t allowed to perform; and the music’s volume went way down. All those things that we love were put on an indefinite hold. Dubai’s Supreme Committee of Crisis and Disaster Management made some changes to the COVID-19 precautionary measures that is going to give the entertainment industry a second chance.

Click here to read the updated COVID-19 precautionary measures

The entertainment industry took a hit but the trial is about to revive it

Performers and entertainers must take the COVID-19 vaccine

Let’s talk measures. The revised rules state that live entertainment and activities held in restaurants, cafes and malls will go through a trial period of one month. The trial will start on May 17 and is subject to extension. The latest precautionary measures must be observed and performers and entertainers must take the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Bars have also reopened but customers and staff must receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

All entertainment facilities and venues will operate at an increased capacity of 70% and 100% for hotels. The basic COVID measures like wearing masks and maintaining social distancing will still apply.

Performers in the entertainment industry were out of jobs for the longest time

It’s no question that performers such as DJ’s had to stay home because live music was prohibited for months. Although entertainment was resumed sometime after the quarantine orders were lifted, it was quickly banned once again. This trial will put entertainers and customers to the test. If customers will comply to the new regulations, performers will be able to maintain their position at the DJ booth.

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