Vietnam Public Holidays 1995

Public holidays, with the Tết days off as they are usually set. The exact Tết days are announced each year.

Vietnam Public Holidays 1995

DateDayHoliday
Jan 1 Sunday New Year's Day
Jan 2 Monday New Year's Day (observed)
Jan 30 Monday Lunar New Year's Eve
Jan 31 Tuesday Lunar New Year
Feb 1 Wednesday Lunar New Year (day 2)
Feb 2 Thursday Lunar New Year (day 3)
Apr 30 Sunday Reunification Day
May 1 Monday Labour Day
May 2 Tuesday Reunification Day (observed)
Sep 2 Saturday National Day
Sep 4 Monday National Day (observed)

Observances in 1995

Common days that are not public holidays: schools and businesses stay open.

DateDayHoliday
Mar 8 Wednesday International Women's Day
Sep 9 Saturday Mid-Autumn Festival
Oct 20 Friday Vietnamese Women's Day
Nov 20 Monday Teachers' Day

Printable 1995 calendar with holidays

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Questions and answers

How many public holidays are in Vietnam in 1995?

Vietnam has 11 public holidays in 1995 in this list: New Year's Day (January 1), New Year's Day (observed) (January 2), Lunar New Year's Eve (January 30), Lunar New Year (January 31), Lunar New Year (day 2) (February 1), Lunar New Year (day 3) (February 2), Reunification Day (April 30), Labour Day (May 1), Reunification Day (observed) (May 2), National Day (September 2) and National Day (observed) (September 4).

Can I print a 1995 calendar with Vietnamese holidays?

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