Check 2026 public holidays across 13 countries and regions
This site is a practical holiday reference for travelers, remote teams, and students. It covers 2026 public holidays for China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines, the United States, and the United Kingdom — with interfaces in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Japanese.
Instead of a bare date table, you get a full-year calendar with holiday highlights plus a complete holiday list for the selected region. Use the left sidebar to switch countries and the top controls to change language. Dates are compiled from publicly available government notices and commonly published holiday schedules.
Tip: pick a country first, then use the yearly list below the calendar when you plan trips or team coverage. Always reconfirm critical travel or payroll decisions against the latest official local announcements.
How to use this site
- Choose a country or region in the left sidebar to load its 2026 holidays.
- Red dates mark public holidays; blue highlights today.
- Scroll to the yearly holiday list to copy dates into your itinerary.
- Language buttons keep your selected country while switching UI language.
Why we built this
Cross-border teams often discover too late that a partner office is closed. We want a clear, multilingual calendar that makes checking holidays fast and practical.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the data come from?
We compile publicly available government and labor-department holiday information and label names in multiple languages. Faith-based dates can shift with lunar calendars; we update when reliable notices appear.
Why do some countries show fewer holidays?
Labor law and culture differ. We focus on nationwide or federal public holidays. State, provincial, or company-specific days may not appear.
Can I use this for work scheduling?
Yes as a planning aid. For payroll, contracts, or mandatory leave, follow local law and your employer’s policy, and verify official notices.
Is the site free?
Holiday lookup is free and requires no account. Ads may appear to help cover maintenance costs.
For deeper planning essays, visit the Holiday guides (tiaoxiu, China–Japan gaps, team coverage).