Safety checks done: Dubai welcomes tourists

Dubai is all set to welcome tourists who will be arriving in the emirate from July 7, after a long haul. The emirate has put all hands on the deck to ensure safety for the tourist amid COVID-19.

Working closely with key executives from the aviation, travel and hospitality sectors, Dubai Tourism has assured global travellers that comprehensive safety measures have been put in place to prevent the transmission of COVID-19. The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) gave the emirate the safe travel stamps, validating the stringent hygiene and safety protocols the city has put in place for tourists.

Dubai has incorporated all necessary health and safety protocols, including temperature checks at the entrance, thermal scanners, social distancing signage requiring guests to maintain a distance of two meters between each other and regular sanitisation of the facilities.

Guests who visit VOX Cinemas, Ski Dubai, Dreamscape, Magic Planet, Little Explorers and iFly Dubai can enjoy queue-less experience by advance –booking tickets online and also by offering contactless payment option.

Five-star hotels like Atlantis, The Plam, has undertaken extensive measures, including assigning alternate counters for guest registration and allocating rooms with one room vacant in between to enforce social distancing. It also trained staff on Covid-19 protocols and increased the frequency of air filter replacement and HVAC system cleaning.
Every guest room is also equipped with amenity kit, consisting of masks, gloves, hand and spray sanitisers.