Overview

• Under Article 7 of Law 27.399, the executive branch may decree up to three non-working tourism days annually, with Aug. 15 designated in 2025.
• The Paso a la Inmortalidad del General José de San Martín on Aug. 17 falls on a Sunday and, being a movable holiday, will not be transferred to a weekday.
• Public holidays require mandatory rest and double pay for workers who serve them, while non-working tourism days are optional for private employers and carry standard wage obligations.
• Current legislation stipulates that movable national holidays coinciding with weekends are not shifted, preserving their original dates.
• The official calendar also lists remaining 2025 holidays on Oct. 12, Nov. 21 and 24, Dec. 8 and Dec. 25.