Vietnam Details 2027 Public Holidays and Long Weekends, Totaling 22 Days Off for Workers
The Vietnamese government has detailed the official public holidays and long weekends for 2027. Civil servants, public employees, and workers will collectively receive 22 days off, spread across six major holidays and the Tết (Lunar New Year) period, including adjacent weekends.
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