The year has just begun and one of the most frequently asked questions is when it will be the next holidays or long weekend to be able to rest for a few days.
As Argentines await the next national holiday, many are wondering if… Saint Valentine It is also a day of rest.
The doubt whether Saint Valentine It’s a holiday because it’s after the premiere Long Carnival weekend this year, which fall on February 12th and 13th.
Is Valentine’s Day a holiday?
All the February 14th is Valentine’s Day or also known as Valentine’s Day, a date established to celebrate love and affection towards couples. A day when people choose to exchange gifts, flowers and show affection.
Valentine’s Day is not a holiday. Photo: Pexels free image bank.Besides being a commercial celebration, it is installed in the culture many years ago and over time its form of celebration has changed.
But the question is: is Valentine’s Day a holiday? The answer is noit is a date that in Argentina is not part of the national holiday calendar.
Places where Valentine’s Day is a celebration
February 14, Valentine’s Day is on a Wednesday and will be holiday in two Argentine locations. General Lamadrid a match in the province of Buenos Aires e Villa Constitution in the province of Santa Fe. Both cities celebrate their founding anniversary.
The national holidays of this 2024
The national holidays of 2024. Photo: iStock.Real estate holidays
- January 1st New Year’s Eve.
- 12 and 13 February: Carnival.
- March 24: National Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice.
- March 29: Good Friday.
- April 2: Day of veterans and those who fell in the Malvinas war.
- May 1st: Labor Day.
- May 25: May Revolution Day.
- June 20: Passage to immortality of General Don Manuel Belgrano.
- July 9: Independence Day.
- December 8: Day of the Immaculate Conception of Mary.
- December 25th, Christmas.
Transferable holidays
- June 17: Passage to immortality of General Don Martín Miguel de Güemes.
- August 17: Passage to immortality of General Don José de San Martín.
- October 12: Day of respect for cultural diversity.
- November 20: National Sovereignty Day.
Source: Clarin
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