Global Markets · 2026–2027
Public holidays, festivals and cultural events on one timeline – solar and lunar calendars side by side – so every steel structure project is planned around the days that matter to our partners.
From today to 31 December 2026
One banner for every holiday and cultural event until the end of the year – 406 in total. The next 60 are below; every market’s full set is on its calendar page.
CambodiaKathen seasonDownload banner ↓
TurkeyRepublic Day Eve (half day)Download banner ↓TurkeyRepublic DayDownload banner ↓CambodiaKing Norodom Sihamoni's Coronation DayDownload banner ↓
ChileEvangelical and Protestant Churches DayDownload banner ↓
GermanyReformation DayDownload banner ↓
MoroccoUnity DayDownload banner ↓
IrelandHalloween (Samhain)Download banner ↓
SwedenAll Saints' DayDownload banner ↓ChileAll Saints' DayDownload banner ↓
FranceAll Saints' DayDownload banner ↓
ItalyAll Saints' DayDownload banner ↓
PeruAll Saints' DayDownload banner ↓GermanyAll Saints' DayDownload banner ↓
MexicoDay of the DeadDownload banner ↓
PhilippinesAll Saints' DayDownload banner ↓
PolandAll Saints' DayDownload banner ↓
BelgiumAll Saints' DayDownload banner ↓
SpainAll Saints' DayDownload banner ↓
SwitzerlandAll Saints' DayDownload banner ↓
BrazilAll Souls' DayDownload banner ↓
ColombiaAll Saints' Day (observed)Download banner ↓PhilippinesAll Souls' DayDownload banner ↓SpainAll Saints' Day (in lieu)Download banner ↓PolandAll Souls' DayDownload banner ↓
JapanCulture DayDownload banner ↓
PanamaSeparation DayDownload banner ↓
AustraliaMelbourne Cup DayDownload banner ↓
United StatesElection Day (midterm elections)Download banner ↓
South AfricaLocal Government ElectionsDownload banner ↓PanamaFlag DayDownload banner ↓PanamaColón DayDownload banner ↓
United KingdomBonfire Night (Guy Fawkes Night)Download banner ↓MoroccoGreen March DayDownload banner ↓
GuyanaDeepavali (Diwali)Download banner ↓
IndiaDiwali (Deepavali)Download banner ↓
MalaysiaDeepavaliDownload banner ↓
SingaporeDeepavaliDownload banner ↓
Trinidad and TobagoDivaliDownload banner ↓AustraliaDiwaliDownload banner ↓
CanadaDiwali (Deepavali)Download banner ↓
KenyaDiwaliDownload banner ↓
New ZealandDiwaliDownload banner ↓South AfricaDiwaliDownload banner ↓United KingdomDiwali (Deepavali)Download banner ↓United KingdomRemembrance SundayDownload banner ↓United StatesDiwali (Deepavali)Download banner ↓CambodiaIndependence DayDownload banner ↓
Dominican RepublicConstitution Day – observedDownload banner ↓GuyanaDeepavali (day off in lieu)Download banner ↓MalaysiaDeepavali (replacement holiday)Download banner ↓SingaporeDeepavali (holiday in lieu)Download banner ↓Trinidad and TobagoDivali – observedDownload banner ↓PanamaFirst Cry of IndependenceDownload banner ↓TurkeyAtatürk Memorial DayDownload banner ↓BelgiumArmistice DayDownload banner ↓FranceArmistice DayDownload banner ↓PolandNational Independence DayDownload banner ↓CanadaRemembrance DayDownload banner ↓United StatesVeterans DayDownload banner ↓97 dates in 40 markets. Filter by region, country or type; pick a month to travel along the calendar.
1st–29th day of the 7th lunar month; Zhongyuan Festival = 15th day (27 Aug)
Traditional 7th lunar month; many Taiwanese firms avoid signing contracts, moving premises, ground-breaking or buying property, and hold offerings on Zhongyuan (27 Aug). Plan project starts accordingly.
7th lunar month; Zhongyuan = 15th day (27 Aug)
7th lunar month; offerings, street getai shows; some Chinese clients avoid launches, moves or contract signings. Zhongyuan peak on 27 Aug.
September celebrates Guyana's nine Indigenous nations with a host village and heritage events nationwide.
Bhadra Krishna Ashtami (8th day of the waning moon of Bhadra)
Birth of Lord Krishna, celebrated by the Hindu community with processions in Dhaka.
Bhadrapada Krishna Ashtami (purnimanta) / Shravana (amanta); Saka 13 Bhadra 1948
Birth of Lord Krishna; gazetted holiday.
Marks independence from Portugal (1822) with military parades. Feriado nacional (Lei 662/1949 and amendments); banks, government offices and most businesses closed; Receita Federal customs runs on reduced duty shifts.
“Happy Independence Day, Brazil” · Feliz Dia da Independência!
First Monday of September; statutory everywhere, marks the end of summer.
Federal holiday (first Monday of September) honouring workers; most businesses, banks and government offices closed; marks the end of summer.
Geneva's own holiday on the Thursday after the first Sunday of September.
1–2 Tishrei 5787
Jewish New Year 5787, beginning at sunset 11 Sep; two statutory rest days. Opens the autumn holiday season during which business slows considerably until after Sukkot.
“Shana Tova – Happy New Year” · שנה טובה
1–2 Tishrei 5787
Jewish New Year 5787 (begins at sunset 11 Sep). Non-working days for Jewish employees (Law 24.571); Buenos Aires has Latin America's largest Jewish community.
“Shana Tova” · Shaná Tová / שנה טובה
1–2 Tishrei 5787
Jewish New Year (begins at sunset 11 Sept); not a public holiday.
“Shana Tova” · שנה טובה
1–2 Tishrei 5787
Jewish New Year 5787, beginning at sunset on 11 September and lasting two days; observant Jewish partners will be unavailable.
“Shanah Tovah – Happy New Year” · שנה טובה
Bhadrapada Shukla Chaturthi
Ten-day Ganesh festival ending with immersion processions (Anant Chaturdashi); major closures and traffic in Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Telangana.
Evening re-enactment of Hidalgo's 'Cry of Dolores' in every plaza; many offices close early.
“Viva México!” · ¡Viva México!
Formation of Malaysia in 1963 (Malaya, Sabah, Sarawak). Offices and banks closed.
“Happy Malaysia Day” · Selamat Hari Malaysia
Mandatory rest day under Article 74 of the Federal Labour Law (LFT); national day marking the 1810 start of the War of Independence, with parades. Offices, banks and customs closed.
“Happy Independence Day” · ¡Feliz Día de la Independencia! ¡Viva México!
Marks independence from Australia on 16 September 1975 (51st anniversary); flag-raising, Hiri Moale festival in Port Moresby and the Goroka Show around the date. Government and business largely closed.
“Happy Independence Day” · Hepi Indipendens De
Marks the First Government Junta of 1810; the heart of 'Fiestas Patrias' week with fondas, cueca and asados. 'Irrenunciable' holiday – retail and malls must also close (Law 19.973). National holiday; public offices, banks and most businesses closed.
“Happy Fiestas Patrias” · ¡Felices Fiestas Patrias!
Military parade in Santiago's Parque O'Higgins. 'Irrenunciable' holiday – retail and malls must also close (Law 19.973). National holiday; public offices, banks and most businesses closed.
Munich's world-famous beer festival; not a holiday, but hotels and travel in Munich are heavily booked.
10 Tishrei 5787
Day of Atonement, the holiest day: 25-hour fast from sunset 20 Sep; the whole country shuts down including airports, ports, broadcasting and roads.
“G'mar Chatima Tova” · גמר חתימה טובה
Third Monday of September honouring the elderly; in 2026 it starts a five-day 'Silver Week' (19–23 Sep).
Monday after the Federal Day of Thanksgiving, Repentance and Prayer (third Sunday of September); holiday in Vaud.
10 Tishrei 5787
Day of Atonement (begins at sunset 20 Sep). Non-working day for Jewish employees (Law 24.571); a solemn fast.
10 Tishrei 5787
Day of Atonement and fasting (begins at sunset 20 Sept); not a public holiday.
10 Tishrei 5787
Day of Atonement, the holiest day of the Jewish year, observed with a 25-hour fast from sunset on 20 September; avoid scheduling meetings with Jewish partners.
Automatic holiday because it falls between two national holidays (21 and 23 Sep), creating the 2026 Silver Week.
Autumn equinox (shūbun solar term)
Fixed by the astronomical autumn equinox; graves are visited during higan week. Offices and banks closed.
Celebrates the unification of the Kingdom in 1932 (96th National Day). Paid holiday; offices closed, with nationwide celebrations.
“Happy Saudi National Day” · كل عام والوطن بخير
Feast of Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes, co-patroness of the country; fixed-date holiday, public offices and banks closed.
Celebrates South Africa's diverse cultures (popularly 'National Braai Day'); offices and banks closed.
“Happy Heritage Day”
8th month 14th–16th day; Chuseok = 15th day of the 8th lunar month (25 Sep)
Three-day harvest festival (24–26 Sep) with ancestral rites and family reunions; offices, banks and most factories close and logistics slow for the whole week.
“Happy Chuseok” · 풍성한 한가위 보내세요
Marks the 1976 constitution making Trinidad and Tobago a republic; offices and banks closed.
Marks the 1993 promulgation of the Constitution and restoration of the monarchy; offices and banks closed.
15th day of the 8th lunar month
Moon-viewing, mooncakes and family barbecues; joins Teachers' Day (28 Sep) for a 4-day weekend. Offices and banks closed.
“Happy Mid-Autumn Festival” · 中秋節快樂
15th day of the 8th lunar month (kyūreki)
Moon-viewing night with dumplings and pampas grass; follows the traditional lunisolar calendar. Normal business day.
15th day of the 8th lunar month
Mooncakes and lanterns (Chinatown light-up); popular time for corporate mooncake gifts. Normal business day.
15 Tishrei 5787
Feast of Tabernacles (from sunset 25 Sep); statutory rest day. The intermediate days (27 Sep–2 Oct) are a holiday week with many businesses closed or on skeleton staff.
“Chag Sameach” · חג שמח
Regional day; French Community administrations closed.
Federal statutory holiday (30 September) honouring residential-school survivors and Indigenous communities; federally regulated workplaces closed, statutory in some provinces/territories (e.g. BC, MB, PEI, NWT, NU, YT) but not others.
National Day marking independence from Britain on 1 October 1960; federal offices, banks and ports closed.
“Happy Independence Day, Nigeria”
Birthday of Mahatma Gandhi. National holiday – offices, banks and customs closed.
National Day marking reunification in 1990; nationwide public holiday (no substitute day when it falls on a weekend, as in 2026).
“Happy German Unity Day” · Schönen Tag der Deutschen Einheit
22 Tishrei 5787
Closing festival of the holiday season (from sunset 2 Oct); statutory rest day. Normal business resumes after this date.
“Chag Sameach” · חג שמח
Celebrates the legendary founding of Gojoseon by Dangun in 2333 BC. Offices and banks closed.
Reinstated as a national holiday from 2026 by Law (2025) honouring St Francis of Assisi and St Catherine of Siena, patron saints of Italy; in 2026 it falls on a Sunday.
Substitute day off because National Foundation Day falls on a weekend or another holiday. Government offices, banks and most companies closed.
First Monday in October: Labour Day in NSW, the ACT and SA, and King's Birthday in Queensland.
Commemorates the 6 October 1973 crossing of the Suez Canal; holiday moved from Tuesday 6 Oct to Thursday 8 Oct.
Honours Admiral Miguel Grau, killed in the 1879 naval battle. National holiday; government offices, banks and SUNAT customs closed.
Celebrates the Korean alphabet created by King Sejong. Offices and banks closed.
Make-up day off because National Day falls on a weekend; government offices and most businesses closed.
15th waning day (new moon) of Phatrabot, 10th Khmer lunar month, and following days
Ancestors' festival – the climax of 15 days of offerings to the spirits of the dead at pagodas. Mass travel to home provinces; factories, offices and logistics largely stop.
“Wishing you a peaceful Pchum Ben”
Anniversary of the 1911 Wuchang Uprising; parades and fireworks. Offices and banks closed.
“Happy National Day” · 國慶日快樂
Environment Day (formerly Moi Day), dedicated to tree planting and environmental conservation; falls on a Saturday in 2026 (not moved).
1st–9th day of the 9th Chinese lunar month
Nine-day Taoist festival of abstinence from meat, with street processions in Phuket; yellow-flag food stalls nationwide. Little effect on business outside Phuket.
Second Sunday of October: one of the world's largest Catholic processions, in Belém (Pará); local business slows around it.
Movable holiday on the anniversary of Columbus's 1492 arrival (Monday in 2026). National holiday (Law 27.399); banks, public offices and customs (ARCA/Aduana) closed.
Feast of Brazil's patron saint, with pilgrimages to Aparecida (SP); also Children's Day. Feriado nacional (Lei 662/1949 and amendments); banks, government offices and most businesses closed; Receita Federal customs runs on reduced duty shifts.
Second Monday of October; statutory in most provinces (optional in Atlantic provinces), offices and businesses closed.
“Happy Thanksgiving” · Joyeuse Action de grâce
Anniversary of Columbus's 1492 arrival (on Monday in 2026). National holiday; public offices, banks and most businesses closed.
Formerly Día de la Raza (falls on Monday in 2026). Festivo (public holiday); government offices, banks and DIAN customs closed.
Second Monday of October promoting sport and health. Offices and banks closed.
Spain's national day with a military parade in Madrid; offices closed.
“Happy National Day of Spain” · Feliz Día de la Hispanidad
Federal holiday (second Monday of October); federal offices and banks closed, most private businesses and ports open. Many states and cities observe it as Indigenous Peoples' Day.
Remembrance of the passing of King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) in 2016; offices and banks closed.
Remembers the passing of King Father Norodom Sihanouk (2012); offices and banks closed.
Ashvin Shukla Saptami – Navami
Bengal's biggest festival (Saptami–Navami/Dashami); Kolkata and eastern India effectively shut down for the week.
“Shubho Bijoya” · শুভ বিজয়া
October is Lima's 'purple month'; the largest processions of the Señor de los Milagros (18, 19 and 28 October) block central Lima traffic.
Third Sunday of October; a major family occasion in Argentina.
“Happy Mother's Day” · ¡Feliz Día de la Madre!
Third Monday of October, honouring Jamaica's seven National Heroes; offices and banks closed.
“Happy National Heroes Day”
Ashwin Shukla Navami – Dashami
The main Hindu festival: Mahanabami (20 Oct) and Bijoya Dashami immersion (21 Oct). Offices and banks closed.
“Shubho Bijoya” · শুভ বিজয়া
Ashvin Shukla Dashami; Saka 28 Asvina 1948
Victory of good over evil, ending Navratri; gazetted holiday. Start of the peak festival season.
“Happy Dussehra” · दशहरा की शुभकामनाएँ
Heroes' Day honouring those who fought for independence, including the Mau Mau; offices and banks closed.
“Happy Mashujaa Day” · Heri ya Siku ya Mashujaa
Tens of thousands of pilgrims walk to Portobelo (Colón) for the procession of the Black Christ.
Honours King Chulalongkorn (Rama V), the great moderniser; wreath-laying at his statue. Offices and banks closed.
Restored as a national day off from 2025, marking the end of Japanese rule (1945) and the 1949 Battle of Guningtou. Offices and banks closed.
Public holiday on the last Monday of October (Halloween/mid-term weekend).
Make-up day off because Retrocession Day falls on a weekend; government offices and most businesses closed.
Full moon (15th waxing day) of the 11th Thai lunar month
End of the Rains Retreat; merit-making, Tak Bat Devo alms-giving and the Naga fireballs on the Mekong. Not a public holiday.
General election for the 26th Knesset; election day is a paid public holiday by law (public transport runs, most offices closed).
1st waning day of Assoch to full moon of Kadeuk (11th–12th Khmer lunar months)
Month-long season after the Buddhist Lent when communities present new robes to monks in colourful processions; weekend ceremonies may affect staff availability.
Proclamation of the Republic in 1923; the main national holiday with flags and ceremonies. Offices and customs closed.
“Happy Republic Day” · Cumhuriyet Bayramımız kutlu olsun
Anniversary of King Sihamoni's 2004 coronation; offices and banks closed.
Marks the Protestant Reformation (falls on a weekend in 2026). National holiday; public offices, banks and most businesses closed.
Public holiday in nine (mainly northern and eastern) states marking Luther's 1517 Reformation.
New national holiday instituted by royal decision of 4 Nov 2025 after UN Security Council Resolution 2797 on the Moroccan autonomy plan; first observed 31 Oct 2026 (a Saturday).
Ancient Celtic festival that originated in Ireland, celebrated with costumes and bonfires; normal working day.
Public holiday on the Saturday between 31 Oct and 6 Nov; candles lit on graves. Friday before is often a half-day.
Full 2026–2027 calendar for each market: month grids with lunar dates, every holiday and festival, business closures and greeting banners.
United States
12 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Veterans Day · 11 Nov Gregorian · Hebrew · Islamic (Hijri)
Germany
9 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Christmas Day · 25 Dec Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri)
Japan
18 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Culture Day · 3 Nov Gregorian · Japanese era (Reiwa) · Chinese lunisolar
United Kingdom
6 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Christmas Day · 25 Dec Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri) · Chinese lunisolar
India
17 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Diwali (Deepavali) · 8 Nov Gregorian · Hindu lunisolar · Indian national (Saka)
France
11 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: All Saints' Day · 1 Nov Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri)
Italy
12 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: All Saints' Day · 1 Nov Gregorian
Brazil
10 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: All Souls' Day · 2 Nov Gregorian
Canada
11 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Remembrance Day · 11 Nov Gregorian · Hebrew · Islamic (Hijri)
Australia
8 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Christmas Day · 25 Dec Gregorian
Mexico
7 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Revolution Day · 16 Nov Gregorian
Spain
10 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: All Saints' Day · 1 Nov Gregorian
South Korea
18 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Christmas Day · 25 Dec Gregorian · Korean lunar (Dangi)
Turkey
12 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Republic Day Eve (half day) · 28 Oct Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri)
Indonesia
16 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Christmas Day · 25 Dec Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri) · Chinese lunisolar
Netherlands
10 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Christmas Day · 25 Dec Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri)
Saudi Arabia
5 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Founding Day · 22 Feb Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri)
Switzerland
4 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Christmas Day · 25 Dec Gregorian
Poland
14 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: All Saints' Day · 1 Nov Gregorian
Taiwan
17 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Constitution Day · 25 Dec Gregorian · Chinese lunisolar · Minguo (ROC) year
Ireland
10 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Christmas Day · 25 Dec Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri) · Chinese lunisolar
Belgium
11 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: All Saints' Day · 1 Nov Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri)
Sweden
13 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: All Saints' Day · 31 Oct Gregorian
Israel
9 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Passover (Pesach) – first day · 22 Apr Gregorian · Hebrew · Islamic (Hijri)
Argentina
15 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: National Sovereignty Day (observed) · 23 Nov Gregorian · Hebrew · Islamic (Hijri)
Singapore
13 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Deepavali · 8 Nov Gregorian · Chinese lunisolar · Islamic (Hijri)
United Arab Emirates
7 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Eid Al Etihad (National Day) · 2 Dec Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri)
Norway
12 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Christmas Day · 25 Dec Gregorian
Thailand
21 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: King Bhumibol's Birthday / National Day / Father's Day · 5 Dec Gregorian · Thai lunar & Buddhist Era · Buddhist lunar
Colombia
18 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: All Saints' Day (observed) · 2 Nov Gregorian
Malaysia
14 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Deepavali · 8 Nov Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri) · Chinese lunisolar
Philippines
20 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: All Saints' Day · 1 Nov Gregorian · Chinese lunisolar · Islamic (Hijri)
Bangladesh
19 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Victory Day · 16 Dec Gregorian · Bengali · Islamic (Hijri)
South Africa
14 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Local Government Elections · 4 Nov Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri) · Hindu lunisolar
Egypt
12 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Coptic Christmas · 7 Jan Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri) · Coptic
Chile
16 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Evangelical and Protestant Churches Day · 31 Oct Gregorian
Peru
15 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: All Saints' Day · 1 Nov Gregorian · Chinese lunisolar
Nigeria
12 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Christmas Day · 25 Dec Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri)
New Zealand
13 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Christmas Day · 25 Dec Gregorian
Qatar
4 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Qatar National Day · 18 Dec Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri)
Morocco
15 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Unity Day · 31 Oct Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri) · Amazigh
Kenya
12 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Jamhuri Day · 12 Dec Gregorian · Islamic (Hijri) · Hindu lunisolar
Dominican Republic
12 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Constitution Day – observed · 9 Nov Gregorian
Panama
13 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Separation Day · 3 Nov Gregorian · Chinese lunisolar
Cambodia
15 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: King Norodom Sihamoni's Coronation Day · 29 Oct Gregorian · Khmer lunar · Buddhist lunar
Papua New Guinea
11 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Christmas Day · 25 Dec Gregorian
Guyana
16 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Deepavali (Diwali) · 8 Nov Gregorian · Hindu lunisolar · Islamic (Hijri)
Trinidad and Tobago
15 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Divali · 8 Nov Gregorian · Hindu lunisolar · Islamic (Hijri)
Jamaica
11 public holidays in 2026
Next holiday: Christmas Day · 25 Dec Gregorian
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Many holidays are fixed by the moon, not the Gregorian date. These are the calendars behind the dates above.
The civil calendar of every market – public holidays are fixed or moved to a weekday by law.
All 49 markets
Lunisolar: months start at the new moon, the year at the second new moon after the winter solstice. Sets Lunar New Year, Qingming, Dragon Boat and Mid-Autumn.
Korea’s lunar calendar, calculated for Korean time – Seollal and Chuseok can differ by a day from China.
Purely lunar, 354–355 days, so holidays move about 11 days earlier each year. Ramadan and the two Eids depend on moon sighting.
Lunisolar with a leap month 7 times in 19 years; days begin at sunset, so holidays start the evening before.
Lunisolar tithis (lunar days) fix Diwali, Holi and other festivals; regional calendars vary.
Full-moon days of the lunar months set Vesak, Makha Bucha and Buddhist Lent in Thailand, Cambodia and beyond; Thailand counts years in the Buddhist Era (+543).
Solar calendar of Bangladesh – Pohela Boishakh (Bengali New Year) falls on 14 April.
Dates follow official government lists where published. Islamic and other moon-sighting dates, and holidays not yet gazetted for next year, are marked "estimated" and may move by a day. Always confirm with your local partner before fixing a deadline.
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