Dubai government employees will get six days paid leave to visit Expo 2020.
This will help employees and their families visit the mega event, Dubai Media Office said.
Earlier, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, visited the Expo 2020 site days before the six-month event's grand opening.
He shared photos of a tour of the site on a bicycle.
Sheikh Hamdan visited Al Wasl Plaza and was seen outside the three huge entry gates that will welcome visitors.
On September 23, organisers announced the launch of the October Pass, which will allow access to the sprawling Dubai South site and all of its attractions at a heavily discounted rate.
The pass will cost only Dh95 ($25), the price of a standard day ticket during the six-month event.
The eagerly awaited world's fair will be home to 192 pavilions, will feature up to 60 live events each day and 200 food and beverage outlets to fuel visitors during a journey around the world in one place.
It opens to the public on Friday and will be the first expo to be staged in the Middle East.
Sheikh Hamdan visits Expo 2020 - in pictures
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Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, visited the Expo 2020 Dubai site on Monday. All photos: Sheikh Hamdan’s Instagram account @faz3 -
Sheikh Hamdan visited the Al Wasl Plaza. -
Sheikh Hamdan with Expo officials. -
Sheikh Hamdan tours the Expo site. -
Sheikh Hamdan outside the huge entry gates that will welcome visitors when the world's fair gets under way on October 1, 2021. -
Sheikh Hamdan with Expo officials taking a tour of the site only days before the opening. -
Sheikh Hamdan cycles around the site on Monday. -
He said he was proud of all the teams for their efforts to make Expo 2020 Dubai a reality. -
Sheikh Hamdan talking to an Expo official. -
Sheikh Hamdan takes a selfie with Al Wasl Plaza in the background.
