Public holidays 2026 in Concelho de Macau

Concelho de Macau has 10 public holidays in 2026; 6 fall on a working day.

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All public holidays with date and weekday

DateWeekdayHolidayLocal nameCountdown
ThursdayNew Year's Day元旦
TuesdayChinese New Year's Day農曆正月初一
WednesdayThe second day of Chinese New Year農曆正月初二
ThursdayThe third day of Chinese New Year農曆正月初三
SundayTomb-Sweeping Day清明節
FridayLabor Day勞動節
SaturdayThe Day following Mid-Autumn Festival中秋節翌日
ThursdayNational Day of the People's Republic of China中華人民共和國國慶日
SundayDouble Ninth Festival重陽節
SundayMacao S.A.R. Establishment Day澳門特別行政區成立紀念日

Falling on a weekend in 2026: Tomb-Sweeping Day (Sunday, 5 Apr), The Day following Mid-Autumn Festival (Saturday, 26 Sep), Double Ninth Festival (Sunday, 18 Oct) and Macao S.A.R. Establishment Day (Sunday, 20 Dec).

For comparison: in 2026 the number of public holidays ranges from 10 (Concelho das Ilhas and Concelho de Macau) to 10 (Concelho das Ilhas and Concelho de Macau). All regions have the same number.

Days marked "observed" are substitute days off when a holiday falls on a weekend. Holidays based on a lunar calendar can shift by a day once the official announcement is made.

Dates are generated from the open-source library python-holidays and automatically cross-checked against Nager.Date and the public Google Calendar holiday calendars; every holiday on a working day must be confirmed by a second source. Official announcements take precedence, especially for holidays that depend on the moon or are declared at short notice.

Long weekends 2026

7 times a public holiday lies close to a weekend – with a little leave it becomes a long weekend:

Take leaveOffDays of leaveDays offRatioOccasion
Fri 2 Jan1 Jan – 4 Jan 2026144New Year's Day
Mon 16 Feb14 Feb – 19 Feb 2026166Chinese New Year's Day, The second day of Chinese New Year, The third day of Chinese New Year
Fri 20 Feb17 Feb – 22 Feb 2026166Chinese New Year's Day, The second day of Chinese New Year, The third day of Chinese New Year
Mon 27 Apr, Tue 28 Apr, Wed 29 Apr, Thu 30 Apr25 Apr – 3 May 2026492.3Labor Day
Mon 28 Sep, Tue 29 Sep, Wed 30 Sep26 Sep – 1 Oct 2026362The Day following Mid-Autumn Festival, National Day of the People's Republic of China
Fri 2 Oct1 Oct – 4 Oct 2026144National Day of the People's Republic of China
Mon 28 Dec, Tue 29 Dec, Wed 30 Dec, Thu 31 Dec26 Dec – 3 Jan 2027492.3New Year's Day

Counted are gaps of up to four working days between a public holiday and the weekend or another public holiday. "Ratio" = days off per day of leave. Weekends follow the local working week.

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