The Government announced which days will be non-working days and how many long weekends there will be: the first is in March to celebrate Carnival.
He holiday calendar 2025 It was made official by the Government through the Decree 1027/2024. It was confirmed which days will be non-working days for tourist purposes, which will be the immovable holidays and how many long weekends there will be, so you can now plan a getaway or short trip.
Through this measure, it was decided that those known as “bridge holidays” be non-working days. That is, the decision about whether a person works or not on that date is the responsibility of their employer. Since it is not a holiday, it is not an obligation to leave the day off.
This does not happen with the national holidays. Since the rest rules are mandatoryand if you work on those days, you pay double.
What is the first long weekend of 2025 in Argentina
The first long weekend of next year is the one that covers the weekend of March 1 and 2. Because the days that follow, Monday the 3rd and Tuesday the 4th are immovable holidays due to Carnival.
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2025 National Holiday Calendar
- Wednesday, January 1: New Year
- Monday, March 3 and Tuesday, March 4: Carnival
- Monday, March 24: National Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice.
- Wednesday, April 2: Veteran’s Day and those who fell in the Malvinas War.
- Thursday the 18th and Friday the 19th: Holy Week.
- Thursday, May 1: Labor Day.
- Friday, May 2: Non-working day for tourist purposes.
- Sunday, May 25: May Revolution Day.
- Monday, June 16: Passage to the Immortality of General Don Martín Miguel de Güemes (transferred from 6/17).
- Friday, June 20: Passage to the Immortality of General Manuel Belgrano.
- Wednesday, July 9: Independence Day.
- Friday, August 15: Non-working day for tourist purposes.
- Monday, August 17: Passage to the Immortality of General José de San Martín.
- Sunday, October 12: Day of Respect for Cultural Diversity.
- Friday, November 21: Non-working day for tourist purposes.
- Monday, November 24: National Sovereignty Day (moved from 11/20).
- Monday, December 8: Immaculate Conception of Mary.
- Thursday, December 25: Christmas.
Source: Ambito
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