2011 Holidays

One thing I loved about the Arroyo Administration was the Holiday Economics implemented. Holidays were intentionally celebrated on either a Friday or Monday which benefited most working people since they could plan very well their out of town trips.

New administration. The PNoy Administration. Malacanang already declared the regular holidays, special non-working days, and a special school holiday for 2011 through Proclamation No. 84.

  • January 1 (Sat) - New Year's Day (three-day long weekend from December 31 to January 2)
  • February 25 (Fri) - EDSA Revolution Anniversary (holiday and three-day long weekend for schools only)
  • April 9 (Sat) - Araw ng Kagitingan
  • April 21 (Thu) - Holy Thursday
  • April 22 (Fri) - Good Friday (four-day long weekend from April 21 to 24)
  • May 1 (Sun) - Labor Day
  • June 12 (Sun) - Independence Day
  • June 19 (Sun) - 150th Birth Anniversary of Jose Rizal (proposed legislation to declare a working holiday)
  • August 21 (Sun) - Ninoy Aquino Day
  • August 29 (Mon) - National Heroes Day (three-day long weekend from August 27 to 29)
  • August 31 (Wed) - Eid't Fitr (calculated date for 2011 pending proclamation)
  • November 1 (Tue) - All Saints Day
  • November 6 (Sun) - Eid'l Adha (calculated date for 2011 pending proclamation)
  • November 30 (Wed) - Bonifacio Day
  • December 25 (Sun) - Christmas Day
  • December 30 (Fri) - Rizal Day
  • December 31 (Sat) - Last Day of the Year (three-day long weekend from December 30 to January 1

Sad truth, most holidays were on a Saturday or Sunday. So long weekends are cut short as compared to the Arroyo Administration. Technically we only have three long weekends-- holy week, National Heroes day (Aug 29) and Rizal Day (Dec 30).

Better plan your out of town trips wisely OR use your leaves wisely!!!

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