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  • 08 Jul 2020
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Now tourists from all over the world are welcomed to visit Dubai. It is nice to see the first group of tourists arriving at Dubai Terminal 3 after a few months of break because of the coronavirus pandemic (“Dubai Airport receives tourists after easing COVID-19 restrictions” July 7, Gulf Today website).

Dubai Airport Terminal 3 received its first visitors since the closure of the airport due to the coronavirus pandemic.

It is also great news for people who work in the United Arab Emirates who can come back as the GDRFA said residents with valid visas will not be rejected. Their application will be scheduled accordingly so that they can enter the country without hassle.

I am sure it is surprising news for the tourists who are anxiously waiting to visit Dubai.

Khalid Javid — By email

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