Vietnam Plans for Extended Holiday Leave in 2027, Potentially Reaching 22 Days
The Vietnamese Ministry of Home Affairs has announced detailed holiday schedules for 2027, including Tet (Lunar New Year). Workers could potentially enjoy up to 22 days off, including adjacent weekends. This extended break is expected to boost domestic tourism and consumption.
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