Google Calendar public holiday feeds
107 entries in this index rest on it, covering 107 markets. It is silent on 68 others, which is worth knowing before you read an absence here as an answer.
- Entries drawn from it
- 107
- Markets it speaks to
- 107
- Markets it is silent on
- 68
- Last read
- August 10, 2026
What we are allowed to take
Restricted
Google's terms cover the feed and do not permit redistributing it, and Google states the holiday data itself comes from a third-party specialist — so it is not a primary source and is never treated as one here. The dates are facts set by national governments and are also carried by Nager.Date; the register publishes derived counts and dates with both sources named, and never the feed, a copy of it, or any field unique to it.
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Where it reaches
Markets this source has told us something about, most first. A market missing from this list is not a market where nothing is true; it is a market this source does not cover.
- Afghanistan1
- Angola1
- Argentina1
- Armenia1
- Austria1
- Bahamas1
- Bangladesh1
- Belarus1
- Belgium1
- Belize1
- Benin1
- Bhutan1
- Bolivia1
- Brunei1
- Burundi1
- Cambodia1
- Cameroon1
- Central African Republic1
and 89 more markets
What it costs you
- Expensive to get wrong19
- Slows you down88
What we have written from it
- AOAngola: 15 public holidays in the year ahead
- DKDenmark: 10 public holidays in the year ahead
- ISIceland: 16 public holidays in the year ahead
- JPJapan: 16 public holidays in the year ahead
- KHCambodia: 19 public holidays in the year ahead
- NONorway: 11 public holidays in the year ahead
- RURussia: 13 public holidays in the year ahead
- TRTurkey: 13 public holidays in the year ahead
- AEThe UAE: 11 public holidays in the year ahead
- AFAfghanistan: 16 public holidays in the year ahead
- BNBrunei: 19 public holidays in the year ahead
- JOJordan: 15 public holidays in the year ahead
and 95 more
Read the source itself
Nothing here replaces it. Every entry above names the passage it rests on, and the point of naming it is that you go and check.