The Department of Culture and Tourism Abu Dhabi have announced that frontline staff will be given complimentary access along with three complimentary guest tickets to the Qasr Al Hosn And Louvre Abu Dhabi.
The frontline staff have been at the forefront of helping authorities contain the virus for over six months now. As a token of appreciation, the Department of Culture and Tourism have announced that from 21st October, the staff will be given complimentary access along with three guest members to visit Qasr Al Hosn and Louvre Abu Dhabi.
“Art and medicine are linked by a shared higher purpose: the betterment of humanity,” said HE Saood Al Hosani, Acting Undersecretary of DCT Abu Dhabi. “Many of our hardworking physicians, nurses, sterilisation specialists and other frontline professionals and volunteers have barely had a chance to slow down for the past eight months. To thank them for their dedication, it is our pleasure to offer complimentary access to two of DCT Abu Dhabi’s most spectacular cultural assets, a way of encouraging them to take some time to reflect, recharge, and reconnect with their creative sides. As these professionals have healed and protected so many in our community, may the treasures contained within Louvre Abu Dhabi and Qasr Al Hosn comfort and replenish them in turn.”
Louvre Abu Dhabi has a number of activities and exhibits that the guests can indulge in from museum tours, kayaking activities and so much more. In addition, the Qasr Al Hosn is one of the capital’s oldest monuments that offer visitors an in-depth glance into the cultural and heritage of the country. The staff who can avail this deal are individuals working in healthcare facilities from doctors, nurses, pharmacists to porters who have served in the Covid-19 response efforts. It also includes staff in the crisis management, security, emergence services, volunteering cohorts and sterilisation teams.
" target="_blank">It has been reiterated that all staff who are redeeming the offer or are visiting without it need to book their tickets online in order to confirm their slots. This is a preventive measure in place by the venues to control the crowds. If you are unsure of whether you are eligible for this offer, staff are advised to check with their management to see if they are registered with the Frontline Heroes Office.
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