Overview
- July’s only national holiday falls on Wednesday, July 9, offering no extended weekend for most Argentines.
- Under Decree 1027/2024, the government designated Friday, August 15 as a non-working tourism day at each employer’s discretion.
- The Paso a la Inmortalidad of General José de San Martín remains fixed on Sunday, August 17 and will not be transferred to another date.
- Mandatory national holidays require a cessation of work and double pay if worked, while non-working tourism days are optional and paid at the standard rate.
- Remaining 2025 holidays include October 12, a tourism puente on November 21 before November 24, and immovable feriados on December 8 and 25.