National Holidays in Philippines in 2020

Philippines 2020
Philippines
2020

List of Holidays in Philippines in 2020

Day Date Holiday Name Type Comments
Wednesday New Year's Day National Holiday Regular holiday
Saturday Chinese New Year National Holiday Special non-working day
Monday Cebu City Charter Day Regional Holiday
Tuesday People Power Revolution National Holiday Special Working day
Monday Davao City Day Regional Holiday Davao City
Thursday Maundy Thursday National Holiday Regular holiday
Thursday The Day of Valor National Holiday Regular holiday
Friday Good Friday National Holiday Regular holiday
Saturday Black Saturday National Holiday Special Non-working day
Friday Labor Day National Holiday Regular holiday
Monday Eid'l Fitr National Holiday End of Ramadan
Friday Independence Day National Holiday Regular holiday
Wednesday Manila Day Regional Holiday Manila only
Friday Eidul Adha National Holiday Date confirmed by govt.proclamation
Thursday Provincial Charter Day Regional Holiday Cebu. Special Non-Working Public Holiday
Wednesday Birthday of Manuel L Quezon Regional Holiday Quezon City, Quezon and Aurora provinces
Friday Ninoy Aquino Day National Holiday Special Non-working day
Monday National Heroes' Day National Holiday Regular holiday. Last Monday of August
Wednesday Osmeña Day Regional Holiday Cebu. Special Non-Working Public Holiday
Friday Public Holiday Regional Holiday Sulu
Sunday All Saints' Day National Holiday Special Non-working day
Monday All Souls' Day National Holiday Additional Special Non-Working Day
Monday Bonifacio Day National Holiday Regular holiday
Tuesday Immaculate Conception Day National Holiday Special non-working holiday from 2018
Thursday Christmas Eve National Holiday Additional Special Non-Working Day
Friday Christmas Day National Holiday Regular holiday
Wednesday Rizal Day National Holiday Regular holiday
Thursday New Year's Eve National Holiday Special Non-working day
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Notes

  • The Labor Code of the Philippines specifies two types of holidays: the 'regular holiday' and the 'special non-working day'. There is a difference in the pay that employers are required to pay between the two type of holidays.