Philippine Holidays 2026 — Here Are The Regular & Special Non-Working Days

Guide on the Philippine Holidays 2026 as Declared by Malacañang

PHILIPPINE HOLIDAYS 2026 – You can check here the regular and special non-working days in the Philippines this new year.

After the December 2025 holidays in the Philippines, the next thing that excites countless Filipinos are the holidays for the next year. Are you one of the people who usually check the list of holidays ahead of time to plan your next vacation or time off from work?

Philippine Holidays 2026

In the Philippines, the Malacañang Palace usually releases the list of holidays in the country months ahead of the new year. Truth be told that many Filipinos book their vacation tickets ahead of time — the prices are undeniably cheaper. Ahead of December, the Palace has already released the list of Philippine holidays 2026 as approved by President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos.

Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

There are several regular holidays in the Philippines in the list of the Philippine holidays 2026. There are also several special non-working days. During regular holidays, classes in schools in all levels as well as work in both public and private sectors are suspended.

The government offices usually suspend work on regular holidays. In this case, their workers will still get their daily pay. In the private sector, employees who report to work on a regular holiday are entitled to a holiday pay. This also happens during special non-working days.

Based on the release of Malacañang, the following are the 2026 Philippine Holidays:

  • January 1 (Thursday) — New Year’s Day
  • February 17 (Tuesday)  — Chinese New Year
  • April 2 — Maundy Thursday
  • April 3 — Good Friday
  • April 4 — Black Saturday
  • April 9 (Thursday) — Araw ng Kagitingan
  • May 1 (Friday) — Labor Day
  • June 12 (Friday) — Independence Day
  • August 31 (Monday) —  National Heroes Day
  • August 21 (Friday) — Ninoy Aquino Day
  • November 30 (Monday) — Bonifacio Day
  • November 1 (Sunday) — All Saints Day
  • November 2 (Monday) — All Souls’ Day
  • December 24 (Thursday) — Christmas Eve
  • December 25 (Friday) — Christmas Day
  • December 30 (Wednesday) — Rizal Day
  • December 8 (Tuesday) — Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary
  • December 31 (Thursday) — Last Day of the Year

Are you also excited to check on the Philippine Long Weekends 2026?

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