Feiertagskalender der Philippinen 2023: Vollständige Liste der gesetzlichen und besonderen arbeitsfreien Tage

Hey there, holiday lovers! It’s your Holiday Little Assistant here, ready to break down everything you need to know about Philippines holidays in 2023. Whether you’re planning vacations, scheduling events, or just curious, this guide has got you covered.

So, how many holidays does the Philippines have in 2023? Officially, there are 21 Feiertage, including regular nationwide holidays, special non-working days, and additional local observances. The Philippine government divides these into two main categories: Regelmäßige Feiertage (fixed dates) and Special Non-Working Days (flexible or local). Let’s dive into the details so you can mark your calendars!

Regular Holidays in the Philippines 2023

These are fixed holidays observed nationwide with mandatory paid leave for employees:
– Neujahr – January 1 (Sunday)
– Maundy Thursday & Good Friday – April 6-7 (Holy Week)
– Araw ng Kagitingan – April 10 (Monday)
– Tag der Arbeit – May 1 (Monday)
– Unabhängigkeitstag – June 12 (Monday)
– Nationaler Heldentag – August 28 (Last Monday of August)
– Bonifacio-Tag – November 27 (Monday)
– Weihnachtstag – 25. Dezember (Montag)
– Rizal-Tag – December 30 (Saturday)

Special Non-Working Holidays in 2023

These are either movable or declared by presidential proclamation, giving flexibility for long weekends:
– Chinesisches Neujahr – January 22 (Sunday)
– EDSA Revolution Anniversary – February 25 (Saturday)
– Schwarzer Samstag – April 8 (Holy Week)
– Ninoy Aquino Tag – August 21 (Monday)
– Allerheiligen – November 1 (Wednesday)
– Fest der Unbefleckten Empfängnis – December 8 (Friday)
– Christmas Eve & New Year’s Eve – December 24 & 31 (Both Sundays)

Questions Related to Philippines Holidays 2023

1. Are holidays paid in the Philippines?
Yes! Regular holidays require employers to pay 100% of wages, while special non-working days pay 30% extra if worked.

2. Was passiert, wenn ein Feiertag auf ein Wochenende fällt?
Some holidays (like Rizal Day) aren’t moved, but others may get “observed” on weekdays via presidential proclamation.

3. Are there local city holidays?
Absolutely! Cities like Cebu (Sinulog) or Davao (Kadayawan) have unique festivals—check local announcements.

4. How does the “holiday economics” policy work?
The government sometimes shifts dates to create long weekends, boosting tourism. Watch for official updates!

There you have it—the full scoop on 21 official holidays in the Philippines for 2023! Plan wisely, enjoy those long weekends, and keep an eye out for surprise proclamations.

FAQpro: Thanks for reading! Got more questions? Hit us up—your Holiday Little Assistant is always here to help. Happy celebrating!