Eid, Diwali and Lunar New Year 2027: Official Dates by Country
Lunar New Year is February 6, Eid al-Fitr March 10 and Diwali October 29 in India’s official 2027 list. Why these dates move, and which countries make them a day off.
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When a Public Holiday Falls on a Weekend: The Rules in 13 Countries
Christmas 2027 is a Saturday. Do you get Monday off? It depends where you live. The substitute-day rules for the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, NZ and 8 more countries.
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New Zealand Anniversary Days 2027: Every Region’s Date
Wellington’s anniversary day is January 25, Auckland’s February 1 and Canterbury’s November 12. Every regional anniversary day in New Zealand for 2027, with the rules behind them.
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Australian Public Holidays 2027 by State and Territory
From Melbourne Cup Day to Picnic Day: every state and territory’s public holidays for 2027, with weekday days off and the additional days for Christmas and Anzac Day.
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UK Bank Holidays 2027: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
England and Wales get 8 bank holidays in 2027, Scotland 9 and Northern Ireland 10. Christmas and Boxing Day fall on a weekend, so substitute days move to December 27 and 28.
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Canada Statutory Holidays 2027 by Province and Territory
Yukon, NWT, Nunavut and B.C. get 11 statutory holidays in 2027; Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador get 6. The full list for every province and territory.
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Public Holidays by Country in 2027: 13 Countries Compared
How many weekday days off does 2027 give you? We counted the official public holidays in 13 countries, from the US and Canada to India, Kenya and Jamaica.
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How Long Is 90 Days? Weeks, Months and Business Days
90 days is 12 weeks and 6 days, usually a day or two short of 3 months, and 59 to 64 US working days. Here is the breakdown for every month of 2027.
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Leap Years Explained: The Rule and Every Leap Day to 2060
The next leap day is February 29, 2028, a Tuesday. Why there are leap years, the century rule, and every leap day through 2060.
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How to Count Days for a Deadline (Without Being Off by One)
Do you count today? What about weekends and holidays? The simple rules for counting calendar days and business days to a deadline.
