Netherlands to drop all restrictions on live events
From mid-March, fans will no longer be required to show a coronavirus entry pass to gain access to events or venues
News By IQ | 16 March 2022
After tireless lobbying from the Netherlands’ live music sector, the Dutch government has finally announced plans to lift all remaining restrictions on live events.
The final restriction to be lifted is pre-admission testing (1G) for indoor locations accommodating more than 500 people where there is no assigned seating (eg nightclubs and festivals).
From Wednesday 23 March, this rule will not apply and there will no longer be a requirement to show a coronavirus entry pass to gain access to any events…
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