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Holiday Status is a clean, no-noise reference for public holidays and bank holidays around the world — check today’s status, browse by country, or plan time off around upcoming observances.
Ahead-of-time visibility on major observances, so you can plan work, travel and time off.
Pick a country to see its public holidays, bank holidays and regional observances — each with clear notes on what closes and what stays open.
Plain-language guides on how holidays work — separate from the reference calendars above.
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Choose from major countries across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and South Asia.
Instantly find out whether today is a public holiday and when the next one falls.
Use the full calendars and guides to plan travel, deliveries, leave and long weekends.
Choose your country in the checker at the top of this page. It compares today's date with that country's official public holiday list and shows the next upcoming holiday.
A public holiday is a day set by law or government notice when most offices and schools close. A bank holiday is the term used in some countries, such as the UK, for days when banks and many businesses close. In practice the two often overlap.
Islamic holidays follow the lunar Hijri calendar, which is about 11 days shorter than the solar year, so they move earlier each year. Final dates usually depend on official moon-sighting announcements.
Many countries move the day off to the nearest weekday, often the following Monday, but the rule differs by country and sometimes by region. Each country calendar notes how substitute days work.
Our calendars are compiled from official government sources, but announcements can change. Always confirm important plans with your government, employer or bank.