There are a few workers who look at the calendar with the Holidays 2025 And they are looking for when the next three days falls to plan an excursion and enjoy quality time with their loved ones.
Proper exploitation of public holidays and the troupes can significantly contribute to the balance between professional and personal life.
The year is characterized by holidays that coincide with days of the week, offering alternatives for prolonged rest.
August 15th (August 15): The Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin is a national holiday, which falls Friday in 2025. This coincidence creates a three -day one, giving the opportunity for a meaningful respite.
National Feast of October 28: The anniversary of “NO” is celebrated this year. Employees who can get permission the day before (Monday) will be able to enjoy a four -day day.
Christmas (December 25): The holiday falls on Thursday, which favors the creation of a three -day event in conjunction with Friday, as long as a license or a day is obtained.
Second Christmas Day (December 26): It follows a regular holiday, enhancing the possibilities for extensive festive rest days.
New Year’s Eve (1 January 2026): The first day of the new year falls on Wednesday, without the opportunity for a three -day period, but is a solid holiday for all employees.
The three -day and four -day
- August 15-17:
- 25-28 December 2025: Christmas, the only four-day
The following holidays of 2025
- Assumption of Theotokos (15 August): Friday, August 15
- National Anniversary of “No”: Monday, October 28th
- Christmas: Thursday, December 25th
- Synod of Theotokos (second Christmas Day): Friday, December 26th.
Tips to better utilize holidays
Programming: It is advisable for workers to plan their licenses in time, especially in periods with significant holidays, in order to avoid overcrowding and cancellations at the last minute.
Examination of Repo Options: In cases where the holiday falls within the week, taking a repo before or after the holiday can create longer rest spaces.
Update and utilize local events: Many areas organize cultural events and activities during holidays, offering options for quality time.