New Year's Day Bagong Taon
Regular holiday; offices, banks and the Bureau of Customs closed, with the Christmas–New Year break slowing activity until early January.
“Happy New Year 2026” · Manigong Bagong Taon!
Jours fériés et calendrier culturel · 2026–2027
Activity slows sharply in Holy Week and over the long Christmas season (mid-December to early January); Eid dates are set by separate proclamation shortly before each holiday.
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D’aujourd’hui au 31 décembre 2026
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Regular holiday; offices, banks and the Bureau of Customs closed, with the Christmas–New Year break slowing activity until early January.
“Happy New Year 2026” · Manigong Bagong Taon!
Massive Catholic procession of the Black Nazarene image through Manila, drawing millions; road closures and frequent local work suspensions in the City of Manila.
Cebu's street-dance festival honouring the Santo Niño (third Sunday of January); heavy traffic and local closures in Cebu City.
1st day of the 1st lunar month, Year of the Horse 2026
Lunar New Year, Year of the Horse; special non-working day under Proclamation No. 1006. Celebrated in Binondo and by the Filipino-Chinese business community.
“Kung Hei Fat Choi – Happy Lunar New Year”
1 Ramadan 1447 AH · estimée
First day of the fasting month; shorter working hours for Muslim staff, mainly in Mindanao.
Anniversary of the 1986 People Power Revolution; declared a special working day, so business continues normally.
1 Shawwal 1447 AH
End of Ramadan; declared a regular holiday by Proclamation. Offices and banks closed nationwide.
“Eid Mubarak”
Thursday before Easter (Easter = 5 April 2026)
Holy Week regular holiday; offices, banks and customs closed and Metro Manila empties as people travel to the provinces.
Friday before Easter (Easter = 5 April 2026)
Regular holiday marking the crucifixion; processions and penitential rites. Nearly all business closed.
Saturday before Easter (Easter = 5 April 2026)
Special non-working day completing the Holy Week shutdown.
Commemorates the fall of Bataan in 1942 and Filipino WWII veterans; regular holiday.
Regular holiday honouring workers.
10 Dhu al-Hijjah 1447 AH
Feast of Sacrifice; declared a regular holiday by Proclamation. Offices and banks closed.
“Eid al-Adha Mubarak”
Marks the 1898 declaration of independence from Spain; flag ceremonies nationwide.
“Happy Independence Day” · Maligayang Araw ng Kalayaan!
Remembers the 1983 assassination of Senator Benigno 'Ninoy' Aquino Jr.
Last Monday of August, honouring Filipino national heroes.
Undas: families visit and clean graves in a long weekend of travel; falls on a Sunday.
Second day of Undas cemetery visits; offices largely closed.
Birth anniversary of revolutionary leader Andrés Bonifacio.
Catholic feast of the Immaculate Conception, patroness of the Philippines.
Nine-day novena of dawn Masses before Christmas; marks the peak of the long Filipino Christmas season and pre-holiday slowdown.
Noche Buena family feast; offices and most businesses closed.
The biggest holiday in Asia's largest Catholic nation; business largely closed from 24 December to 1 January.
“Merry Christmas” · Maligayang Pasko!
Commemorates the 1896 execution of national hero José Rizal.
Special non-working day before New Year; offices and most businesses closed.
Regular holiday; offices, banks and the Bureau of Customs closed, with the Christmas–New Year break slowing activity until early January.
“Happy New Year 2027” · Manigong Bagong Taon!
Massive Catholic procession of the Black Nazarene image through Manila, drawing millions; road closures and frequent local work suspensions in the City of Manila.
Cebu's street-dance festival honouring the Santo Niño (third Sunday of January); heavy traffic and local closures in Cebu City.
1st day of the 1st lunar month, Year of the Goat 2027
Lunar New Year, Year of the Goat; special non-working day (falls on a Saturday). Celebrated in Binondo and by the Filipino-Chinese business community.
“Kung Hei Fat Choi – Happy Lunar New Year”
1 Ramadan 1448 AH · estimée
First day of the fasting month; shorter working hours for Muslim staff, mainly in Mindanao.
Anniversary of the 1986 People Power Revolution; declared a special working day, so business continues normally.
1 Shawwal 1448 AH · estimée
End of Ramadan; the date is fixed by a separate Proclamation once the Bangsamoro Darul-Ifta' confirms the moon sighting. Expected date – may shift by a day.
“Eid Mubarak”
Thursday before Easter (Easter = 28 March 2027)
Holy Week regular holiday; offices, banks and customs closed as people travel to the provinces.
Friday before Easter (Easter = 28 March 2027)
Regular holiday marking the crucifixion; nearly all business closed.
Saturday before Easter (Easter = 28 March 2027)
Special non-working day completing the Holy Week shutdown.
Commemorates the fall of Bataan in 1942 and Filipino WWII veterans; regular holiday.
Regular holiday honouring workers; falls on a Saturday.
10 Dhu al-Hijjah 1448 AH · estimée
Feast of Sacrifice; set by a separate Proclamation once the Islamic date is confirmed. Expected date (falls on a Sunday) – may shift by a day.
“Eid al-Adha Mubarak”
Marks the 1898 declaration of independence from Spain; falls on a Saturday.
“Happy Independence Day” · Maligayang Araw ng Kalayaan!
Remembers the 1983 assassination of Senator Benigno 'Ninoy' Aquino Jr.; falls on a Saturday.
Last Monday of August, honouring Filipino national heroes.
Undas: families visit and clean graves; nationwide travel and closures.
Second day of Undas cemetery visits; offices largely closed.
Birth anniversary of revolutionary leader Andrés Bonifacio.
Catholic feast of the Immaculate Conception, patroness of the Philippines.
Nine-day novena of dawn Masses before Christmas; marks the peak of the long Filipino Christmas season and pre-holiday slowdown.
Noche Buena family feast; offices and most businesses closed.
The biggest holiday in Asia's largest Catholic nation; business largely closed from 24 December to 1 January.
“Merry Christmas” · Maligayang Pasko!
Commemorates the 1896 execution of national hero José Rizal.
Special non-working day before New Year; offices and most businesses closed.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 nov. 2026lundi | All Souls' DayAraw ng mga Kaluluwa | Dans 5 jours | Grégorien | National (additional special non-working day) |
| 30 nov. 2026lundi | Bonifacio DayAraw ni Bonifacio | Dans 33 jours | Grégorien | National (regular holiday) |
| 24 déc. 2026jeudi | Christmas EveBisperas ng Pasko | Dans 57 jours | Grégorien | National (additional special non-working day) |
| 25 déc. 2026vendredi | Christmas DayPasko | Dans 58 jours | Grégorien | National (regular holiday) |
| 30 déc. 2026mercredi | Rizal DayAraw ni Rizal | Dans 63 jours | Grégorien | National (regular holiday) |
| 31 déc. 2026jeudi | Last Day of the YearHuling Araw ng Taon | Dans 64 jours | Grégorien | National (special non-working day) |
| 1 janv. 2027vendredi | New Year's DayBagong Taon | Dans 65 jours | Grégorien | National (regular holiday) |
| 10 mars 2027mercredi | Eid'l FitrEid'l Fitr (Wakas ng Ramadan) | Dans 133 jours | Islamique (hégirien)1 Shawwal 1448 AHestimée | National (regular holiday) |
| 25 mars 2027jeudi | Maundy ThursdayHuwebes Santo | Dans 148 jours | AutreThursday before Easter (Easter = 28 March 2027) | National (regular holiday) |
| 26 mars 2027vendredi | Good FridayBiyernes Santo | Dans 149 jours | AutreFriday before Easter (Easter = 28 March 2027) | National (regular holiday) |
| 27 mars 2027samedi | Black SaturdaySabado de Gloria | Dans 150 jours | AutreSaturday before Easter (Easter = 28 March 2027) | National (additional special non-working day) |
| 9 avr. 2027vendredi | Araw ng Kagitingan (Day of Valor)Araw ng Kagitingan | Dans 163 jours | Grégorien | National (regular holiday) |
| 30 août 2027lundi | National Heroes DayAraw ng mga Bayani | Dans 306 jours | Grégorien | National (regular holiday) |
| 1 nov. 2027lundi | All Saints' DayAraw ng mga Santo | Dans 369 jours | Grégorien | National (special non-working day) |
| 2 nov. 2027mardi | All Souls' DayAraw ng mga Kaluluwa | Dans 370 jours | Grégorien | National (additional special non-working day) |
| 30 nov. 2027mardi | Bonifacio DayAraw ni Bonifacio | Dans 398 jours | Grégorien | National (regular holiday) |
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 Philippines →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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