Overview
- Friday, Nov. 21 is designated a non-working day for tourism and Monday, Nov. 24 is the moved National Sovereignty Day holiday, creating a potential four-day break.
- Under Law 20,744, work on the national holiday is paid at double rate, while the non-working day is optional for employers and paid as a normal shift if worked.
- The executive’s annual allowance to set up to three tourism-focused bridge dates is exhausted with November after earlier uses in May and August.
- Several Buenos Aires municipalities — Olavarría, Presidente Perón and Dennehy (9 de Julio) — declared Tuesday, Nov. 25 a local holiday, extending rest to five days for affected public employees and bank branches.
- DNU 614/2025 widened the ability to shift holidays to build long weekends, though the reach of the measures varies by sector and essential services may operate as usual.