Global Data & Events Matrix — 2026

Browse events, long weekends, name days, and real-time statistics across 250 countries for 2026.

Global Data & Events Matrix — 2026

Public holidays, long weekends, name days, and school-holiday calendars for hundreds of countries — plus movable feasts like Easter, Ramadan, and Diwali across the year.

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Public holidays Country/year holiday tables, monthly views, today, next holiday, and iCal. Explore Name days Daily name-day calendars for 20 countries with source coverage labels. Explore Long weekends Bridge-day and PTO opportunities computed from public-holiday calendars. Explore School holidays School breaks and term dates where country and regional data is available. Explore Today and next Fast answers for whether today is a holiday and what comes next. Explore Compare countries Compare holiday calendars between two countries for the same year. Explore

Featured calendars

United States
Public holidays 12
Long weekends 11
United Kingdom
Public holidays 7
Long weekends 5
Germany
Public holidays 9
Long weekends 7
France
Public holidays 11
Long weekends 8
Spain
Public holidays 8
Long weekends 7
Italy
Public holidays 13
Long weekends 7
Canada
Public holidays 5
Long weekends 5
Australia
Public holidays 7
Long weekends 5
India
Public holidays 16
Long weekends 11
Japan
Public holidays 18
Long weekends 13
Brazil
Public holidays 10
Long weekends 9
Mexico
Public holidays 7
Long weekends 7
Poland
Public holidays 14
Long weekends 7
Czechia
Public holidays 13
Long weekends 9
Netherlands
Public holidays 10
Long weekends 7
Sweden
Public holidays 13
Long weekends 7
Norway
Public holidays 12
Long weekends 7
Denmark
Public holidays 10
Long weekends 6
Finland
Public holidays 15
Long weekends 8
Portugal
Public holidays 13
Long weekends 9

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Movable feasts and lunar dates

EasterWestern Easter — first Sunday after the first ecclesiastical full moon on or after 21 March. Orthodox PaschaOrthodox Pascha — Easter as observed by the Eastern Orthodox Church, computed on the Julian calendar. RamadanRamadan — the 9th month of the Islamic Hijri calendar, observed as a month of fasting. Chinese New YearChinese New Year — the Spring Festival, on the new moon between 21 January and 20 February. DiwaliDiwali — the festival of lights on the new-moon night of the Hindu month Kartika. HoliHoli — the festival of colours on the full moon of the Hindu month Phalguna. HanukkahHanukkah — the eight-day Festival of Lights starting on 25 Kislev. Yom KippurYom Kippur — the Day of Atonement on 10 Tishrei, the holiest day of the Hebrew calendar.

Frequently Asked Questions

The calendar hub lists 250 country and territory calendars. Coverage varies by feature: public holidays are the broadest layer, while name days, school holidays, and long weekends appear where source data is available.

WorldStats combines public holidays, observances, name days, long-weekend opportunities, school breaks, today/next holiday answers, and iCal downloads into country calendar pages.

Calendar data is refreshed from source datasets and official calendars as annual data becomes available. Evergreen pages follow the active calendar year automatically.

Use the detected local calendar card when available, search for a country, or open one of the featured country calendars. The global hub remains the same for every visitor.