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Check the official 2026 public holiday dates and make-up work day schedules to easily plan your itinerary in advance.
Still having a headache over the annual holiday schedule and make-up work days? Based on the "Notice on the Arrangement of Partial Holidays in 2026" issued by the General Office of the State Council, this tool provides accurate dates, make-up work day information, and the total number of days off for all official public holidays throughout the year. Statutory public holidays are legally mandated days off for all citizens, including New Year's Day, Spring Festival (Chinese New Year), Tomb-Sweeping Day, Labor Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and National Day.
Q: How many days off are there for the 2026 Spring Festival, and what are the make-up days?
A: There are 7 days off for the 2026 Spring Festival (February 17 to 23). Sunday, February 15, and Saturday, February 28, are designated as make-up work days.
Q: Is the data in this tool updated in real-time?
A: This tool strictly follows the latest notices issued by the General Office of the State Council. In the event of any adjustments, the data will be updated promptly to ensure accuracy and reliability.
Please refer to the latest official notices as the final authority; this tool is for reference only. Before traveling, please check weather and traffic information, pay attention to make-up work day schedules, and plan your itinerary accordingly.
Statutory public holiday arrangements follow the "Measures for National Annual Festivals and Memorial Days" and are announced annually by the General Office of the State Council. For example, the 2026 New Year's Day holiday: 3 days off from January 1 to 3, with Sunday, January 4 as a regular workday. We recommend users plan their yearly itineraries in advance, fully utilizing holidays and adjusted schedules to maintain a healthy work-life balance.
