Overview

• May 2, 2025, has been officially designated as a non-working day with tourism purposes, according to Decree 1027/2024.
• Public administration, banks, and educational institutions must close, while private sector employers can decide whether to grant leave.
• Employees working on this day will receive regular pay, unlike national holidays, which mandate double pay under labor law.
• The initiative aims to promote domestic tourism during the low season, aligning with government efforts to boost regional economies.
• The distinction between non-working days and national holidays is governed by Argentina's labor laws, granting employers flexibility on non-working days.