Vietnam public holidays 2029
7 public holidays
Vietnam: 7 public holidays in 2029. 6 of them fall on weekdays (Monday to Friday).
The next one is New Year's Day, on Monday, January 1 (in 794 days).
Vietnam: list of public holidays in 2029
| Date | Day | Holiday |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 1 | Monday | New Year's DayTết Dương lịch |
| Feb 12 | Monday | Vietnamese New Year HolidaysGiao thừa Tết Nguyên Đán |
| Feb 13 | Tuesday | Vietnamese New YearTết Nguyên Đán |
| Apr 23 | Monday | Hung Kings CommemorationsGiỗ tổ Hùng Vương |
| Apr 30 | Monday | Day of liberating the South for national reunificationNgày Giải phóng miền Nam |
| May 1 | Tuesday | Labour DayQuốc tế Lao động |
| Sep 2 | Sunday | National DayQuốc khánh |
Long weekends in 2029
- Monday, January 1: New Year's Day gives a three-day weekend.
- Monday, February 12: Vietnamese New Year Holidays gives a three-day weekend.
- Tuesday, February 13: Vietnamese New Year gives four days off if you take Monday, February 12 as a bridge day.
- Monday, April 23: Hung Kings Commemorations gives a three-day weekend.
- Monday, April 30: Day of liberating the South for national reunification gives a three-day weekend.
- Tuesday, May 1: Labour Day gives four days off if you take Monday, April 30 as a bridge day.
On a weekend this year: National Day (Sunday, September 2).
Holidays by month
- January1
- February2
- March0
- April2
- May1
- June0
- July0
- August0
- September1
- October0
- November0
- December0
Other dates in 2029 (not days off for everyone)
- February 3: Communist Party of Viet Nam Foundation Anniversary (observance)
- February 6: Kitchen guardians (observance)
- February 17: Victory of Ngọc Hồi-Đống Đa (observance)
- February 27: Lantern Festival (observance)
- March 8: International Women's Day (observance)
- April 21: Vietnam Book Day (observance)
- May 7: Dien Bien Phu Victory Day (observance)
- May 19: President Ho Chi Minh's Birthday (observance)
- May 27: Buddha's Birthday (observance)
- June 1: International Children's Day (observance)
- June 16: Mid-year Festival (observance)
- June 28: Vietnamese Family Day (observance)
- July 27: Remembrance Day (observance)
- August 19: August Revolution Commemoration Day (observance)
- August 24: Ghost Festival (observance)
- September 22: Mid-Autumn Festival (observance)
- October 10: Capital Liberation Day (observance)
- October 20: Vietnamese Women's Day (observance)
- November 20: Vietnamese Teacher's Day (observance)
- December 22: National Defence Day (observance)
Vietnam: public holidays in other years
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Vietnam: how many public holidays are there in 2029?
There are 7 public holidays in 2029: New Year's Day (January 1); Vietnamese New Year Holidays (February 12); Vietnamese New Year (February 13); Hung Kings Commemorations (April 23); Day of liberating the South for national reunification (April 30); Labour Day (May 1); National Day (September 2).
Vietnam: when is the next public holiday?
The next one is New Year's Day, on Monday, January 1 (in 794 days).
Vietnam: which 2029 holidays make a long weekend?
Monday, January 1: New Year's Day gives a three-day weekend. Monday, February 12: Vietnamese New Year Holidays gives a three-day weekend. Tuesday, February 13: Vietnamese New Year gives four days off if you take Monday, February 12 as a bridge day. Monday, April 23: Hung Kings Commemorations gives a three-day weekend. Monday, April 30: Day of liberating the South for national reunification gives a three-day weekend. Tuesday, May 1: Labour Day gives four days off if you take Monday, April 30 as a bridge day.
Vietnam: are there regional holidays?
No regional holidays are listed: the 7 public holidays of 2029 apply to the whole country.
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