Is it possible to enter Dubai in 2020 and information on the opening of attractions?

Dubai, this country has always been loved by everyone. It is full of charm, mystery, exotic customs, and shopping. It is one of the main tourism projects here. Recently, Dubai Travel is finally open to everyone, and many tourist attractions are also open to everyone. Let’s take a brief look at Dubai’s recent opening information! Can you enter Dubai?

From July 7, Dubai will reopen. And Dubai does not restrict the nationality of incoming tourists. However, all international visitors must show proof of a negative nucleic acid test or take an on-site test at the airport. Attraction opening information

GoldSouk, the oldest and most charming traditional market in Dubai’s old city, has opened as soon as possible; TheDubaiMall in the city center and Emirates Shopping The Center (Mallofthe Emirates) has also reopened its doors to accept customers; Alserkal Avenue (Alserkal Avenue), the heart of contemporary art in the United Arab Emirates, and Dubai's most thrilling water world adventure park (Aquaventure) have also returned to life.

The Dubai Fountain (TheDubaiFountain), located in downtown Dubai, is the world's largest musical fountain. After more than two months of "retreat", the Dubai Fountain has restarted, bringing grace to tourists at regular intervals every day. "Dance". To maximize safety, all viewers were required to wear masks and observe a social distance of more than two meters. The scene was in order, and the neatly arranged teams became a unique scenery.

The recovery of aviation business is an important part of Dubai's revitalization of tourism. Recently, the UAE government has lifted service restrictions on transit passengers. Since May 21, Emirates has resumed some scheduled passenger flights based on new epidemic prevention and control measures. Up to now, the passenger service destinations provided by Emirates have been further expanded to 40, including Hong Kong, China and Taipei, China. Subject to conditions permitting, Emirates also plans to resume more flights in July. At the same time, the grounded fleet is also undergoing precision maintenance work to actively prepare for its early return to the blue sky.

Dubai’s local hotel industry is also preparing to welcome global tourists again. The five-star resort hotel Jumeirah Al Naseem in Dubai has been awarded the Bureau Veritas Safeguard safety label, becoming the first hotel in the world to receive this certification. This certification proves that the hotel meets the highest hygiene standards and is internationally recognized. Subsequently, Jumeirah Al Qasr, Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf and Jumeirah Creekside Hotel under Jumeirah Group also successfully obtained BV certification to protect the safety of guests and hotel employees.

Now it can be said that Dubai has gradually returned to its previous state. Everyone can travel and shop. As long as you comply with some of the requirements here, you can enter here and start your own trip to Dubai. !