Dutch live sector to reopen by end of February
From 25 February, nearly all requirements regarding entry passes, social distancing, assigned seating, masks and capacity limits will be scrapped
News By IQ | 16 February 2022
The Dutch government has announced a three-step plan for reopening which will see nearly all restrictions dropped by the end of February. On 18 February, when step 2 is initiated, the current curfew of 10 pm for venues and events will be pushed back to 1 am.
It will continue to be mandatory to show the coronavirus entry pass verifying proof of vaccination, recovery or a recent negative Covid test (3G) to enter music venues and other cultural places.
At venues accomodating less than…
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