Marami tayong long weekend!
Filipinos will have plenty of chances to take advantage of the long weekends in 2025, whether it is for leisure, travel, or spending time with close friends and family. The approaching year promises plenty of long weekends for celebration and leisure thanks to a combination of regular holidays, unique non-working days, and wise use of leave credits.
From December 28 to January 1, there is a five-day break before the holiday weekend. Rizal Day falls on December 30, New Year’s Eve falls on December 31, and New Year’s Day falls on January 1 at this joyous time. Now is the ideal opportunity to celebrate and welcome 2025 with loved ones.
Holy Week, which runs from April 17 to April 20, is a serious week in April. Regular holidays such as Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Black Saturday give Filipinos the opportunity to participate in religious customs and contemplation.
Labor Day on May 1 becomes a four-day weekend when paired with a leave day on May 2, running until May 4. It’s an ideal time for brief getaways or personal downtime.
When combined with leave on June 13, Independence Day on June 12 also provides a prolonged vacation, extending the weekend to June 15. This festival promotes introspection about the history and freedom of the country.
The period from August 21 to August 25 is one of the longest breaks of the year. A leave day on August 22 enhances this holiday, which is framed by Ninoy Aquino Day on August 21 and National Heroes Day on August 25.
There are two long weekends in November. The first is All Saints Day and All Souls Day, which falls between October 31 and November 2 and provides an opportunity to remember dead loved ones.
November 29–December 1 is the second, which celebrates Andres Bonifacio, the revolutionary hero, on Bonifacio Day.
The year comes to a close in December with three long breaks. Celebrate the Feast of Mary’s Immaculate Conception from December 6 to December 8.
Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and the opportunity to extend vacation on December 26 are all included in the second, which runs from December 24 to 29.
There are six days left in the year, from December 30 to January 4, including Rizal Day on December 30 and New Year’s Day on January 2, which offers additional time to request vacation.
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