Qatar Tourism has announced the resumption of certain activities in hotel and tourism establishments, according to a circular issued to hotel and tourism establishment managers and operators.
The notice, issued by the Licensing Department of Qatar Tourism, states that activities previously suspended may now resume under specific conditions. The activities must take place inside indoor halls within buildings and establishments are required to strictly adhere to all safety and security procedures.
Operators must also ensure full compliance with instructions and regulations issued by the relevant authorities while conducting these activities.
The circular further states that the decision comes into effect from the date of its issuance and will remain valid until further notice.
Qatar Tourism emphasized that all establishments must continue following official safety guidelines while operating the resumed activities.
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