How many public holidays are there in Argentina?
Argentina has 16 public holidays in 2027, 3 more than the global average of 13.
Which Argentina public holidays fall on a weekend in 2027?
6 public holidays fall on a weekend in Argentina in 2027: Labour Day (Saturday, May 1), National Flag Day (Sunday, June 20), Anniversary of the Passing to Immortality of General Manuel Belgrano (Sunday, June 20), National Flag Day (Sunday, June 20), Day of National Sovereignty (Saturday, November 20), Christmas Day (Saturday, December 25). Argentina grants no substitute day for these, so these are lost.
Does Argentina give a day off when a holiday falls on a weekend?
No — Argentina does not grant a substitute working day when a public holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday.
What is the longest break possible in Argentina in 2027?
5 consecutive days off in Argentina in 2027, March 24–March 28, by booking 1 day of leave.
When is the next public holiday in Argentina?
The next public holiday in Argentina is Día del Respeto a la Diversidad Cultural (Day of Respect for Cultural Diversity) on October 12, 2026.
Which holidays in Argentina change date each year?
Shrove Monday, Shrove Tuesday, Good Friday, Day of the Malvinas, South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands, Anniversary of the Passing to Immortality of General Manuel Belgrano, Anniversary of the Passing to Immortality of General José de San Martín, Day of Respect for Cultural Diversity, Day of National Sovereignty, National Holiday for the Bicentennial of the May Revolution, Bicentennial of the Creation and First Oath of Allegiance to the Argentine Flag, Bicentennial of the Battle of Tucumán, Bicentennial of the Assembly of the Year XIII, Bicentennial of the Battle of Salta, National Holiday for the World Football Champions in the FIFA World Cup QATAR 2022, National Census 1980, National Census 1991, National Census 2001, National Census 2010, National Census 2022, Bridge Day do not fall on the same date every year in Argentina, since they are set by a lunar or other variable calendar rather than a fixed date.