Taxi Drivers in UAE can visit Louvre Abu Dhabi for free

Sunday, 1 December 2019 15:51

Taxi drivers in the UAE can now visit Louvre Abu Dhabi for free until the end of December

Not just that, they can take along two of their friends for free.

Drivers will have to carry their company ID for verification, that's according to a statement issued by the Louvre Abu Dhabi.

Tickets to the Louvre Abu Dhabi are priced at AED 65 per person.

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