A licensed picnic and camping organising service providing curated outdoor dining, glamping, desert camping, and nature experiences, serves Dubai's entertainment, leisure, and tourism market.¹
Dubai's 17 million annual visitors, a resident population projected to reach 5.8 million by 2040,³ and a family-centric entertainment positioning drive sustained demand for licensed amusement and recreation businesses.
For operators, this activity benefits from tourism footfall, strong consumer spending on entertainment, and a regulatory framework that supports quality and safety.²
That combination of tourism volume, family-centric demand, and government investment in leisure infrastructure is exactly where the opportunity lies.
The UAE has positioned entertainment and leisure as strategic pillars under We the UAE 2031 and the Dubai Tourism Strategy, with explicit targets for visitor spend, attraction quality, and family entertainment.
Who is this for?
Setting up through Meydan Free Zone means 100% foreign ownership, zero corporate tax on qualifying income, full profit repatriation, and a fully digital licensing process, giving you a fast and cost-effective route into the Dubai market.
9329.99 - Picnics & Camping Organizing
Under this activity, you are in the business of operating a licensed picnic and camping organising service providing curated outdoor dining, glamping, desert camping, and nature experiences.
Services are delivered under the relevant regulatory oversight with appropriate facilities, safety standards, and qualified personnel.¹
There are some things this activity does not cover. Retail sale of merchandise, food manufacturing, and hospitality accommodation fall under separate codes.
Sports activities regulated by Dubai Sports Council and performing arts fall under their respective codes.
In short: if you are operating a licensed picnic and camping organising service, you are in. If you are running a hotel, a retail store, or a sports club, you are not.
Third-Party Approval
This business activity requires third-party approval before the trade licence is issued. In practice, your facility, operational model, safety standards, and regulatory documentation must be reviewed and cleared by the relevant authority before licensing.
Anti-Money Laundering Compliance
This business activity is exempt from AML compliance requirements.
References
- ¹ Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism. Business Licensing and Tourism Strategy — https://www.visitdubai.com/en/department-of-economy-and-tourism
- ² Dubai Municipality. Safety and Public Facilities Standards — https://www.dm.gov.ae/
- ³ Dubai Media Office. Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan — https://u.ae/en/about-the-uae/strategies-initiatives-and-awards/strategies-plans-and-visions/infrastructure/dubai-2040-urban-master-plan
