Overview
- Argentina’s 2026 calendar was formally issued by the Cabinet Chief via Resolution 164/2025, listing fixed and movable national holidays plus government-designated non-working days for tourism.
- Local non-laborable dates in Buenos Aires province include January 8 for Banco Provincia staff in Carlos Casares and January 15 for Banco Provincia employees in Ranchos tied to a founding anniversary.
- Spanish authorities published the 2026 calendar with national holidays and community-level adjustments, and outlets differ on whether there are eight or nine common nationwide festivos.
- Spain’s autonomous communities can shift certain Sunday holidays to Monday, producing at least four long weekends nationwide with totals varying by region.
- Colombia set 18 public holidays for 2026, with 11 moved to Mondays under the Ley Emiliani to create multiple long weekends for domestic travel.