New Year's Day
Public holiday during the summer shutdown; many businesses close from Christmas until mid-January.
“Happy New Year 2026” · Ngā mihi o te tau hou
Jours fériés et calendrier culturel · 2026–2027
Business slows from Christmas to mid-January (summer shutdown, many firms closed for 2–3 weeks); holidays falling on weekends are 'Mondayised', and each region has its own anniversary day.
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D’aujourd’hui au 31 décembre 2026
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Public holiday during the summer shutdown; many businesses close from Christmas until mid-January.
“Happy New Year 2026” · Ngā mihi o te tau hou
Second New Year public holiday.
Provincial anniversary day (Monday nearest 22 January).
Provincial anniversary day (Monday nearest 29 January) for New Zealand's largest business centre.
National day marking the 1840 signing of the Treaty of Waitangi between the Crown and Māori chiefs.
“Happy Waitangi Day”
1st day of the 1st lunar month, Year of the Horse 2026
Year of the Horse; lantern festivals in Auckland and Wellington. Not a public holiday.
“Happy Lunar New Year” · 新年快乐
Friday before Easter Sunday (5 April 2026, Western computus)
Start of the Easter break; businesses and ports closed, trading restrictions apply.
Monday after Easter Sunday (5 April 2026)
Easter Monday public holiday.
“Happy Easter”
Remembers New Zealanders and Australians who served and died in war; dawn services. Falls on a Saturday and is Mondayised to 27 April.
“Lest we forget” · Kei wareware i a tātou
Observed holiday because Anzac Day falls on a Saturday.
Official birthday of the monarch (first Monday in June).
Tangaroa lunar phase following the rising of Matariki (Māori lunar calendar, maramataka)
Māori New Year, marked by the rising of the Matariki (Pleiades) star cluster; a time of remembrance, celebration and planning. Date set in the Te Kāhui o Matariki Public Holiday Act.
“Happy Matariki” · Mānawatia a Matariki
Fourth Monday in October, commemorating the eight-hour working day.
Kartika Amavasya (new moon of Kartika)
Festival of Lights; public festivals in Auckland and Wellington. Not a public holiday.
“Happy Diwali” · शुभ दीपावली
Christchurch Show Day, second Friday after the first Tuesday of November.
Start of the summer shutdown; construction and most businesses close until mid-January.
“Merry Christmas” · Meri Kirihimete
Falls on a Saturday and is Mondayised to 28 December.
Observed holiday because Boxing Day falls on a Saturday.
Public holiday during the summer shutdown; many businesses close from Christmas until mid-January.
“Happy New Year 2027” · Ngā mihi o te tau hou
2 January falls on a Saturday, so the holiday is observed on Monday 4 January.
Provincial anniversary day (Monday nearest 22 January).
Provincial anniversary day (Monday nearest 29 January) for New Zealand's largest business centre.
1st day of the 1st lunar month, Year of the Goat 2027
Year of the Goat; lantern festivals in Auckland and Wellington. Not a public holiday.
“Happy Lunar New Year” · 新年快乐
National day marking the 1840 signing of the Treaty of Waitangi; falls on a Saturday and is Mondayised to 8 February.
“Happy Waitangi Day”
Observed holiday because Waitangi Day falls on a Saturday.
Friday before Easter Sunday (28 March 2027, Western computus)
Start of the Easter break; businesses and ports closed, trading restrictions apply.
Monday after Easter Sunday (28 March 2027)
Easter Monday public holiday.
“Happy Easter”
Remembers New Zealanders and Australians who served and died in war; falls on a Sunday and is Mondayised to 26 April.
“Lest we forget” · Kei wareware i a tātou
Observed holiday because Anzac Day falls on a Sunday.
Official birthday of the monarch (first Monday in June).
Tangaroa lunar phase following the rising of Matariki (Māori lunar calendar, maramataka)
Māori New Year, marked by the rising of the Matariki (Pleiades) star cluster. Date set in the Te Kāhui o Matariki Public Holiday Act.
“Happy Matariki” · Mānawatia a Matariki
Fourth Monday in October, commemorating the eight-hour working day.
Kartika Amavasya (new moon of Kartika) · estimée
Festival of Lights; public Diwali festivals in Auckland and Wellington (often on nearby weekends). Not a public holiday.
“Happy Diwali” · शुभ दीपावली
Christchurch Show Day, second Friday after the first Tuesday of November.
Start of the summer shutdown; falls on a Saturday and is Mondayised to 27 December.
“Merry Christmas” · Meri Kirihimete
Falls on a Sunday and is Mondayised to 28 December.
Observed holiday because Christmas Day falls on a Saturday.
Observed holiday because Boxing Day falls on a Sunday.
Jours de fermeture des administrations, de la douane, des banques et de la plupart des entreprises. Tenez-en compte dans les cycles d’approbation, les dates de paiement, les arrivées de navires et les livraisons sur chantier.
| Date | Occasion | Quand | Calendrier | Où |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25 déc. 2026vendredi | Christmas Day | Dans 58 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 28 déc. 2026lundi | Boxing Day (Mondayised) | Dans 61 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 1 janv. 2027vendredi | New Year's Day | Dans 65 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 4 janv. 2027lundi | Day after New Year's Day (Mondayised) | Dans 68 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 8 févr. 2027lundi | Waitangi Day (Mondayised)Te Rā o Waitangi | Dans 103 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 26 mars 2027vendredi | Good Friday | Dans 149 jours | AutreFriday before Easter Sunday (28 March 2027, Western computus) | National |
| 29 mars 2027lundi | Easter Monday | Dans 152 jours | AutreMonday after Easter Sunday (28 March 2027) | National |
| 26 avr. 2027lundi | Anzac Day (Mondayised) | Dans 180 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 25 déc. 2027samedi | Christmas Day | Dans 423 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 27 déc. 2027lundi | Christmas Day (Mondayised) | Dans 425 jours | Grégorien | National |
| 28 déc. 2027mardi | Boxing Day (Mondayised) | Dans 426 jours | Grégorien | National |
Envoyez les plans d’atelier pour approbation au moins deux semaines avant un long congé – les revues s’arrêtent en l’absence des ingénieurs et des autorités.
Le dédouanement et la libération des conteneurs s’interrompent les jours fériés ; les frais de stockage et de surestaries continuent de courir. Prévoyez l’ETA après la pause.
Coût rendu en New Zealand →La location de grues, les autorisations de transport et l’accès au chantier sont limités autour des jours fériés. Convenez à l’avance de la séquence de montage et des créneaux de livraison.
Notre usine planifie la production en fonction du Tết (Nouvel An lunaire) et de la Fête nationale – nous fixons les dates de livraison de votre projet bien avant ces deux périodes.
Demander un devis →Les dates suivent les listes officielles des gouvernements lorsqu’elles sont publiées. Les dates islamiques et autres dépendant de l’observation de la lune, ainsi que les jours fériés pas encore officialisés pour l’année suivante, sont marqués « estimée » et peuvent varier d’un jour. Confirmez toujours avec votre partenaire local avant de fixer une échéance.
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