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Health pass and sport: swimming pools, gyms, stadiums, places the pass is mandatory in

Since August 9, 2021, the health pass has been extended to almost all places of leisure in France. In sporting places, like stadiums, gyms, or swimming pools, you need to show a pass as you have to for restaurants and bars, or you cannot enter. Here are the health measures instated and places the health pass is mandatory in.

Covid: health pass required for all events over 50 people

During his televised address as part of the fight against Covid, French President Emmanuel Macron is to announce – according to parliamentarians – the health pass is to be extended to and compulsory in many places starting from July 21, 2021. What are the venues it applies to? Keep reading to find out more!

Crowds to return to stadiums: no more gauges starting from June 30

Starting from May 19, open-air and indoor sports facilities could receive crowds again with a gauge limited to 800 people indoor, and 1,000 outdoor. Then, from June 9, the government allowed up to 5,000 people in sporting facilities subject to a health pass. Now, limits are lifted starting from this Wednesday June 30. Keep reading to find out more.

Rammstein to perform at Paris La Défense Arena in June 2019

Yes, the world-famous German band Rammstein will be performing in France in 2019! Take note: Till Lindemann and his bandmates will be invading the main stage of the Paris La Défense Arena on Friday June 28 and Saturday June 29, 2019, for two shows that are sure to blow your mind and ears away, and not to be missed under any circumstances.