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Public holidays in 44 countries, 2025 to 2027

Every national public holiday with its date, weekday and the status of its calendar: officially published, set in law or computed. Clear tables, ready in a click. No account, no clutter.

Finding the next public holiday for your country.

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Coming up worldwide

The next 7 national public holidays across all 44 countries, with the countries that observe each one.

Next holiday in every country
  1. Culture DayJapan
  2. DeepavaliMalaysia and Singapore
  3. DeepavaliMalaysia and Singapore
  4. ArmisticeBelgium
  5. Armistice DayFrance
  6. Independence DayPoland
  7. Remembrance DayCanada

Holidays in 2026

A quick snapshot of popular calendars this year. Open one for the full list.

Plan your time off

Three free tools that run in your browser. Every answer has a link you can copy and share.

Working days and long weekends by country

Browse holidays by country

44 countries across four regions, each with calendars for 2025, 2026 and 2027.

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Asia Pacific

Middle East & Africa

Public holidays by year

Compare all 44 countries in one year: totals, the dates shared across borders and when Easter falls.

Plan around public holidays with confidence

HolidayGrid gathers the national public holidays of 44 countries into simple, readable calendars. Whether you are scheduling a product launch, coordinating a team across time zones, booking travel or just curious when the next long weekend falls, you can find the answer in seconds. Every country page lists each holiday with its date and the weekday it lands on, so you can spot the long weekends without doing the math yourself.

The calendars list national public holidays, so they stay comparable from one country to the next, and each country hub also shows which holidays are observed in certain regions only and which ones move each year. Pick a country to see the current year, then switch between 2025, 2026 and 2027 with a single tap. Every date is recalculated from the holiday's own rule rather than copied forward, which matters for anything tied to Easter, to a named weekday or to a lunar calendar. Dates are drawn from a well maintained open data set, with 35 corrections applied on top of it across 15 countries where that data set is wrong, each one published on the country page with the law it was checked against. A holiday moved off a weekend is counted once, on the day actually taken off, not twice. Read how the data is built and corrected, and always confirm official dates with a local source before you book anything important.