Bahrain: Harlow and Hart live at Al Dana Amphitheatre next month
Last year, it was announced that Americans Jack Harlow, rapper, and Kevin Hart, comedian and actor, were set to perform at Al Dana Amphitheatre.
As they are now performing next month, many are waiting in anticipation and are even considering travelling to Bahrain to see the live performances.
Users on social media have stated that: “I am so close to going to Bahrain to see Jack Harlow perform live.” Another user posted: “I have already purchased my ticket to Bahrain to see Jack Harlow perform and I am so excited!”
The Daily Tribune previously reported the Kingdom’s commitment to boosting tourism in the Arab region, as well as utilising recent global developments to attract Arab and foreign tourists to the region.
The Kingdom has been working on ways to strengthen cooperation in Arab tourism integration, tourism marketing, training Arab nationals in the tourism sector, attracting tourism investments to the Arab region, keeping pace with the digital transformation in the tourism industry, and promoting tourist sites and destinations in the Arab world.
According to the World Economic Forum’s 2021 Travel and Tourism Development Index, Bahrain ranked first amongst Arab countries and second in MENA in Ground and Port Infrastructure.
The report also highlighted other strong rankings for the Kingdom, as it was ranked 12th globally in business development. As the Kingdom continues to progress their tourism and travel development, it has been announced that Harlow will be performing live at Al Dana Amphitheatre on 23 February 2023.
Also announced last year, Al Dana Amphitheatre will be hosting Hart for the first time ever on February 24, 2023. Government plans aim to hold more entertainment events to boost tourism and entertainment in the region. Developing the tourism sector is key for supporting the Kingdom’s economy.
Additionally, they are aimed at diversifying its tourism offerings, positioning the country as a major global tourist destination, and expanding on existing source markets, attracts more tourists and boosts average daily visitor spending. Moreover, boosting economic growth also creates and provides more jobs for Bahrainis.
