Argentina Calendar 2025

Key public holidays in Argentina for 2025 include: • New Year's Day (Jan 1) • Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice (Mar 24) • Malvinas Day (Apr 2) • International Workers' Day (May 1) • May Revolution (May 25) • General Güemes Memorial Day (Jun 17) • General Belgrano Memorial Day (Jun 20) • Independence Day (Jul 9) • San Martín Memorial Day (Aug 17) • Day of Respect for Cultural Diversity (Oct 12) • National Sovereignty Day (Nov 20) • Immaculate Conception (Dec 8) • Christmas Day (Dec 25)

Argentina's holiday system includes several types: 1. National Holidays (Feriados Nacionales): • Mandatory paid holidays for all workers • Banks, government offices, and most businesses are closed • Public transport operates on reduced schedules 2. Non-Working Days (Días No Laborables): • Employers can choose whether to grant these as holidays • Mainly applies to specific religious or cultural groups • If worked, no overtime pay is required

Notable features of Argentina's 2025 holiday calendar: 1. Historical Commemorations: • March 24th remembers victims of the military dictatorship • May 25th celebrates the First National Government • July 9th marks the Declaration of Independence 2. Cultural Significance: • Mix of patriotic, religious, and cultural observances • Several holidays honor national heroes • Reflects Argentina's rich historical heritage

Business planning considerations: 1. Operating Hours: • Most businesses close on national holidays • Banks and government offices always closed on feriados • Some tourist areas may remain open 2. Bridge Days (Feriados Puente): • Sometimes occur between a holiday and weekend • Announced by government in advance • Important for scheduling and staffing 3. Regional Variations: • Some provinces may have additional local holidays • Tourist areas might have different operating hours • Check local regulations for specific regions