The word Holidays will always be music to someone’s ears. Next year’s official public holidays have already been posted meaning you can now plan your vacation with the whole gang!
Long weekends are as follows:
- January 1 – 3
- February 6 – 8
- August 27 – 29
- October 29 – November 1
- December 30, 2016 – January 2, 2017
Holidays and special non-working days are as follows:
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Regular holidays
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New Year’s Day
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1-Jan
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Friday
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Maundy Thursday
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24-Mar
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Thursday
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Good Friday
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25-Mar
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Friday
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Araw ng Kagitingan
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9-Apr
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Saturday
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Labor Day
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1-May
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Sunday
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Independence Day
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12-Jun
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Sunday
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National Heroes Day
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29-Aug
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Monday
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Bonifacio Day
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30-Nov
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Wednesday
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Christmas Day
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25-Dec
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Sunday
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Rizal Day
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30-Dec
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Friday
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Special (non-working) days
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Chinese New Year
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8-Feb
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Monday
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EDSA People Power Revolution
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25-Feb
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Thursday
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Black Saturday
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26-Mar
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Saturday
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Ninoy Aquino Day
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21-Aug
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Sunday
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All Saints Day
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1-Nov
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Tuesday
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Additional special (non-working) day
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2-Jan
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Saturday
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Additional special (non-working) day
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31-Oct
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Monday
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Additional special (non-working) day
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24-Dec
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Saturday
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Additional special (non-working) day
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31-Dec
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Saturday
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Proclamations to declare national holidays for Eid’l Fitr and Eidul Adha shall only follow after dates of the Islamic holidays have been determined.
