Checking national public holidays before planning payroll, support coverage, launches, shipping promises, or bank processing.
Public Holidays Calendar
Choose a supported country and year to see named public holidays, observed dates, weekday impact, next upcoming holiday, month counts, and downloadable CSV or .ics calendar files.
National public holiday data for supported countries, 2025-2030. Regional and company closures can differ.
How to use it
- Select the country and year you need.
- Review the next holiday, weekday distribution, month counts, and full table.
- Copy the share link or download CSV/.ics when you need the dates in a spreadsheet or calendar app.
A practical public holiday planner
Public holidays matter for payroll, support coverage, shipping promises, bank processing, legal deadlines, and launch schedules. A date that is open in one country may be closed in another.
This calendar focuses on supported national holiday datasets for the United States, Spain, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Portugal for 2025-2030. Regional, local, company, school, and industry-specific closures still need separate confirmation.
A holiday calendar is most useful when it shows both the date and the weekday. A holiday on a Tuesday affects operations differently from a holiday on a Saturday.
Use the CSV export when you need to audit a list in a spreadsheet, compare closures with staffing plans, or document which dates were used for a deadline calculation.
Use the .ics export when you want the selected country-year calendar inside Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook, Thunderbird, or another calendar app.
For cross-border work, pair this calendar with the Business Days Calculator. The holiday list tells you which dates are closed; the business-day tool shows how those closures affect a deadline.
For payroll and staffing, sort holidays by weekday to see whether closures create short weeks, long weekends, or midweek interruptions.
For support teams, the month summary helps identify clusters such as Easter, May holidays, or December closures before they affect response capacity.
For shipping and finance, export the calendar and compare it with carrier, bank, warehouse, or payment-processor calendars before promising a deadline.
What this calendar is good for
Seeing whether holidays fall on weekdays, weekends, or observed weekdays that may change office availability.
Exporting a country-year list to CSV or .ics so the same source can be reused in spreadsheets and calendar apps.
How to avoid holiday mistakes
- Do not assume a national holiday list includes regional, municipal, school, company, bank, court, or carrier closure rules.
- Check the weekday as well as the date. A Saturday holiday may not affect a Monday-Friday operation unless there is an observed closure.
- For cross-border deadlines, compare this list with the holiday calendar for the other country before promising a date.
Worked examples
A support team can review December holidays before setting reduced-response schedules or out-of-office rotations.
A finance team can export CSV and compare it with bank-processing days before scheduling payroll or refunds.
A project manager can import the .ics file into a shared calendar so closure dates are visible during sprint planning.
FAQ
Which countries and years are covered?
The stored public holiday calendars currently cover the United States, Spain, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Portugal for 2025 through 2030.
Are regional holidays included?
No. This tool focuses on national-level public holidays in the supported datasets. Regional, municipal, school, company, bank, and court closures can differ.
What does observed mean?
Observed means the public closure is listed on a nearby weekday because the named holiday falls on a weekend or has a legal observation rule.
Can I export these holidays to my calendar?
Yes. The .ics export creates all-day events for the selected country and year. You can also export CSV for spreadsheets and audits.
Does the tool show the next holiday?
Yes. It compares the selected holiday list with today and highlights the next upcoming date when one exists in that year.
Can I use this for business-day deadlines?
Use it as the holiday source, then use the Business Days Calculator when you need to count working days or compare two countries.
Why are some well-known local holidays missing?
The stored calendars are national-level supported datasets. Local, regional, company, school, bank, carrier, and court calendars can add or remove closure dates.