Réouverture des clubs et discothèques en France

Nightclubs, bars, and dance parties are coming back! This is the news that many of us have been waiting for. The days of being able to enjoy the vibes of a nightclub are coming back with the reopening on July 9. The news was announced by Minister Alain Griset this morning.

The last phase of easing restrictions is finally here! After announcing the end of the curfew and obligation to wear a mask outdoors, the government has affirmed on Monday, June 21, news long-awaited by young people and professionals of the nightlife industry.: Nightclubs will be able to reopen their doors from July 9th, 2021.

Nightclubs will reopen in France on July 9th

The nightclubs, closed since the start of the sanitary crisis, will be reopening next week. Several establishments had to close and it's a sign that the nightlife industry has been hard during this period.

Minister of State for SMEs, Alain Griset, had a meeting with nightclub owners to discuss the conditions for reopening clubs and discotheques. It is at the end of this meeting, he announced that these establishments could reopen on July 9th.

Nevertheless, the nightclub industry has been ordered to tighten its sanitary protocol. From this year onwards, some measures will be enforced that seems too severe for insiders. They fear these can discourage people from going out on weekends.

One of the most controversial measures is forcing people to present a health card before entering the nightclub. Only those who have received their two doses of vaccine are allowed to enter the nightclub, at least 14 days after your second dose. A catastrophic rule for Patrick Malvaës, president of the union of clubs and discotheques across France. "30% percent of young people are anti-vaccination," he explains to BFMTV, "and only 6.2% of those under 29 years have been vaccinated."

The health protocol also mentions a gauge of 75% that is required inside the facility. This gauge can be raised to 100% outside clubs with open spaces. At least one good piece of new, wearing a mask is not required for the dance floor.

Disco is back! Reopening of Nightclubs July, 9th in France

France: Reopening of Nightclubs July 9th

The government has officially adjusted its measures following a clear improvement in pandemic figures; this includes ending on Sunday 20th an 11 pm curfew originally set for June 30 and lifting restrictions on outdoor mask-wearing beginning Thursday 17th - more than ten days earlier than expected!

"The curfew will cease to apply from this Sunday," said the head of government out of the Council of Ministers.

“We need to stay on top of this over the next few weeks. By the end of August, we need to have reached 40 million first vaccine doses, and 35 million fully vaccinated,” Mr. Castex said during a press conference.

We are living a happy moment, the return to a normal life, we have to thank everybody for it. We are on the right track, let’s stay mobilized”, he added. 

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Opening Cafés

France's four-step lockdown exit scheme is a beacon of hope for the country, as they release more and more restrictions with each new step. Paris is back in business, and with that comes the 

This means that Parisians can finally enjoy their favorite foods again! The opening restaurants are a great way to celebrate the city's return to normalcy as the number of covid cases decreases every day.

The curfew in Paris has been rescinded so restaurants and terraces can stay open later into the evening, from 8 pm until 11 pm.

Reopening of indoors space at 50% capacity

Outdoor terraces have been able to reopen their doors since May 19th. But June 9th takes it a step further. Wednesday comes around bars, cafés and restaurants can finally welcome patrons indoors again! Parisian restaurants will be able to reopen again on June 9, 2021 - which began the release of professionals who no longer have to suffer outdoor weather fluctuations.

Opening of outdoors space at full capacity

Until this Wednesday, restaurant professionals in Paris could only reopen their terraces and serve customers at a 50% capacity per space. New sanitary protocol dictates that now they can reopen their spaces to 100% capacity, but with properly seated customers following a new sanitation protocol.

The terraces and restaurants will also be to host customers in the establishment, but only to a 50% fill level. Additionally, inside and outside tables will have a maximum of 6 people per table.

Paris is back in business, and with that comes the reopening of restaurants and terraces. With 6 people max per table, opening up outdoors space at full capacity again, reopening indoors spaces at 50% capacity (and curfew postponed to 11 p.m.), it looks like life in France may be getting closer to normalcy than ever before!

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