The government confirmed the 2026 holiday calendar, with new non-working days to boost domestic tourism
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The 2026 holiday calendar is already defined and brings a key novelty for those who are thinking about getaways and breaks. With the addition of new non-working days, next year will have almost a long weekend per month.
The measure was made official by the national government in order to boost domestic tourism and energize key sectors of the economy. The information comes from Resolution 164/2025 published in the Official Gazette.
Los principales feriados nacionales del 2025
More breaks to promote domestic tourism
The decree establishes three new non-working days for tourism purposes. The goal is to extend weekends and facilitate the planning of trips within the country.
According to the official text, the decision aims to strengthen activities such as hospitality, gastronomy and transportation. It also seeks to organize the family and commercial schedule throughout the year.
How many long weekends 2026 will have
Except for January and September, every month will have at least one extended break. In total, the calendar adds up to 12 long weekends.
Cuántos fines de semana largos tendrá 2026
May and December will be the most favored months, with two XL weekends each. This positions 2026 as one of the years with the most opportunities for mini vacations.
2026 holiday calendar, month by month
January
Thursday 1: New Year (non-movable holiday).
Las lluvias pueden arruinar los planes en cuestión de minutos
February
Monday 16 and Tuesday 17: Carnival (non-movable holidays).
March
Monday 23: Non-working day for tourism purposes.
Tuesday 24: National Day of Memory for Truth and Justice.
April
Thursday 2: Malvinas and Holy Thursday.
Friday 3: Good Friday.
Islas Malvinas.
May
Friday 1: Labor Day.
Monday 25: May Revolution.
June
Monday 15: Güemes (moved).
Saturday 20: Belgrano.
Sábado 20: Belgrano.
July
Thursday 9: Independence Day.
Friday 10: Non-working tourism day.
August
Monday 17: San Martín (movable).
San Martín es recordado como el máximo héroe y fundador de la Patria argentina.
