Vietnam Announces 2027 Public Holiday Schedule, Tet to Span Seven Days
Vietnam's Ministry of Home Affairs has released the 2027 public holiday schedule, featuring a seven-day break for the Lunar New Year (Tet), National Day, and New Year's Day. Private sector employers are offered options for Tet holiday arrangements.
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