More concert venues become vaccination centres

Concert halls, stadia and convention centres are stepping up to help with Covid-19 vaccination programmes in Europe and North America

News By IQ | 18 December 2020

Halle Victor-Hugo will serve as one of Luxembourg's vaccination centres

Further music, entertainment and sports venues in Europe and North America are gearing up to become mass inoculation centres, as the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine continues its roll-out in the UK, with more countries set to follow suit, and other competing vaccines near approval.

IQ reported earlier this month that venues in the UK and Germany, as well as members of Belgian festival association FFMWB, had offered up their facilities as vaccination centres amid the ongoing British vaccination programme and…

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