How holiday data is reviewed
Accurate public-holiday dates matter for travel planning. This page explains what we record, how we check sources, and what Confirmed vs Provisional means.
What we include
Nationwide public holidays, substitute/make-up days that affect travel, high-impact festivals, and travel-peak notices. State, province, canton, city and patron-saint holidays are not exhaustive. A multi-day public record may be an announced public-sector closure window—not a claim that every day is a separate statutory holiday.
How we review
We prioritise official gazettes, cabinet/ministry holiday tables and authoritative public calendars; festival dates prefer organiser or official event pages. After a country review we store a review date and data fingerprint; JSON changes require re-review. Per-entry sources keep openable original links where available.
Status labels
- Confirmed
Confirmed: country review against official or authoritative public sources; fingerprint matches current data.
- Provisional
Provisional: reviewed, but some dates (e.g. religious calendars or next-year joint decrees) may still change.
- Pending review
Pending review: no country review record yet; dates may update—re-check official sources before travel.
Sources on detail pages
Holiday detail pages show entry-level source links (when present), the country review status and last-reviewed date, plus a link back here. If a link is missing, use the country calendar notes and official notices.
About this site
A bilingual travel reference for public holidays, festivals and selected city lodging heat—not an official government website.
Corrections & coverage requests
Dates follow official sources where possible. If something looks wrong, or you want another country/city for lodging heat, use the form below—or email us. Official links are appreciated.
Wrong holiday date, missing country/city, or odd lodging heat? Send a note—official source links help most.
Travel reference only—always re-check the latest local official notices.
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