The government of Argentina has published the official calendar of public holidays for 2025. It has cancelled the 'bridge' holidays for tourism purposes, replacing many with 'non-working days'. In this context, many workers are wondering what will happen with the holiday for National Sovereignty Day.
The next national holiday will be for National Sovereignty Day. Since November 20th falls on a Thursday, the government decided to move it to Monday, November 24th, which will be a public holiday, and make Friday, November 21st, a non-working day for tourism. This way, a three-day long weekend is confirmed for everyone (from Saturday the 22nd to Monday the 24th), while some, depending on their activity, will also be able to enjoy the Friday off.
Full list of public holidays in Argentina for 2025:
* January 1: New Year's Day * March 3-4: Carnival * March 24: National Day of Memory, Truth and Justice * April 2: Veterans' Day and Fallen in the Malvinas War * April 18-19: Holy Week * May 1: Labour Day * May 2: Non-working day for tourism * May 25: May Revolution Day * June 16: Anniversary of the death of General José de San Martín (moved from June 17) * July 9: Independence Day * August 15: Non-working day for tourism * August 17: Anniversary of the death of General José de San Martín * October 10: Respect for Cultural Diversity Day * November 21: Non-working day for tourism * November 24: National Sovereignty Day (moved from November 20) * December 8: Immaculate Conception of Mary * December 25: Christmas
