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 World Holidays
 International Holidays (by country)
International Holidays (by month)
International Holidays (by country)
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 Australia
Where New Years Day and Boxing day falls on Sunday
the following Monday is observed as the holiday.
Other days are not moved.
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Jan: 1, 26
Apr: 9, 12, 26
Oct: 4
Dec: 25, 26,Ê27,Ê28
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 Austria
Under some collective labour agreements holidays
may include 24 December or 31 December.
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Jan: 1 + 6
Apr: 12, 25
May: 1, 20, 31
Jun: 10
Aug: 15
Oct: 26
Nov: 1
Dec: 8, 25 + 26
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 Belgium
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Jan: 1
Apr: 12
May: 1, 20, 31
Jul: 11, 21
Aug: 15
Sep: 27
Nov: 1, 2, 11, 15
Dec: 25, Ê26 |
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 Denmark
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Jan: 1
Apr: 8 (PM), 9, 12
May: 20, 31
Jun: #9; 5
Dec: 24, 25, 26, 31
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 Finland
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Jan: 1 + 6
Apr: 9, 12
May: 1, 20
Jun: 25
Jul: 25
Nov: 1
Dec: 6, 24, 25, 26
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 Germany
Holidays falling on a weekend are not moved.
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Jan: 1, 19
Apr: 9, 12
May: 1, 20, 31
Oct: 3
Dec: 25, 26, 31
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 Hong Kong
Holidays are moved to Monday if they fall on
a Saturday or Sunday. Holidays occurring on a
weekend are liable to be moved to the next working
day.
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Jan: 1, 23, 24
Apr: 4, 5, 9, 12
May: 1, 26
Jun: 22
Jul: 1
Sep: 29
Oct: 1, 22
Dec: #9; 25, 26
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 Ireland
St. Patrick’s day is moved to the Monday following
if it falls on a Sunday.
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Jan: 1
Mar: 17
Apr: 9, 12
May: 3
Jun: 7
Aug: 2
Oct: 27
Dec: 25, 26
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 Italy
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Jan: 1,
6
Apr: 12, 25
May: 1
June: 2
Aug: 15
Nov: 1
Dec: 8, 25, 26 |
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 Netherlands
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Jan: 1
Feb: 23
Apr: 9, 12, 30
May: 20, 31
Dec: 5, 25, 26
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 New Zealand
New Years day and the day after are moved to
the Monday and Tuesday following if they occur
on a weekend. If Saturday or Sunday is New Years
day then the Monday and Tuesday are holidays.
If Friday is New Years Day then Monday is given
in lieu of the 2nd day holiday.
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Jan: 1, 2
Feb: 6
Apr: 9, 12, 26
Jun: 7
Oct: 25
Dec: 25, 26, Ê27,Ê28 |
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 Norway
Norwegians take holidays during the week from
Palm Sunday to Easter Monday, so it may be difficult
to do business during this time.
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Jan: 1
Apr: 9, 12
May: 1, 17, 20, 31
JDec: 24, 25, 26 + 31 |
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 Portugal
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Jan: 1
Feb: 24
Apr: 8 (PM), 9, 25
May: 1
Jun: 10
Aug: 15
Oct: 5
Nov: 1
Dec: 1, 8, 24 + 25
(plus local festivals)
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 Russia & Baltics
Holidays occurring on Saturday or Sunday are
observed on the Monday following.
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Jan: 1, 2, 7, 14
Feb: 23
Mar: 8, 14
Apr: 9, 12
May: 1, 9
Jun: 12
Nov: 7
Dec: 12
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 Spain
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Jan: 1, 6
Mar: 14
Apr: 8, 9, 12
May: 1
Aug: 15
Oct: 12
Nov: 1
Dec: 6, 8 + 25
(plus local fiestas)
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 Sweden
Note that the Eve of a holiday is as important
or more so than the holiday itself. Most Swedes
take the day off if not then half a day.
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Jan: 1, 6
Apr: 8 (PM), 9, 12, 30(PM)
May: 1, 20, 31
Jun: 25
Jul: 25
Oct: 29 (PM)
Dec: 24, 25, 26, 31 |
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 Singapore
Note that holidays falling on a Sunday will generally
be celebrated on the Monday following. Also, should
two holidays coincide an extra day may be given
immediately after to make up.
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Jan: 1,22,
23
Feb: 2, 3
Apr: 9
May: 1, 3, 4
Aug: 9
Nov: 12, 15
Dec: 25, 27 |
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 United Kingdom
Holidays falling on a weekend are celebrated
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Jan: 1
Apr: 9, 12
May: 3, 31
Aug: 30
Dec: 25, 26,
Ê27,Ê28
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 United States
Holidays occurring on a Saturday are observed
on the preceding Friday, those on a Sunday on
the Monday following.
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Jan: 1, 19
Feb: 16
May: 31
Jun: 14
Jul: 4, Ê5
Sep: 6
Oct: 11
Nov: #9; 11, 25
Dec: É24, 25,
É31
(plus State Holidays)
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