Overview
- Argentina’s national calendar has no further mandatory feriados in July after the Independence Day on July 9.
- On July 16, twelve municipalities in Buenos Aires Province will suspend public and private work for patronal festivities of the Virgin of Carmen.
- Three partidos including Baradero, San Pedro and Villa Ventana have July 25 off for foundation anniversaries and four more—Guaminí, Puán, General Villegas and Villarino—will observe a holiday on July 28.
- The national government used its authority under Law 27.399 to designate Friday, August 15, as a non-working tourism day via executive decree 1027/24.
- Combined with the immovable San Martín holiday on Sunday, August 17, the August 15 tourism day creates a three-day long weekend aimed at stimulating domestic travel.