What are the long weekends in China in 2009?

China has 5 long weekend opportunities in 2009: 2 three-day weekends and 3 potential four-day weekends (with one day of leave).

How many 3-day weekends are there in China in 2009?

China has 2 three-day weekends in 2009, including Chinese New Year (Spring Festival), Labour Day.

When is the next long weekend in China?

There are no upcoming long weekends in China for the remainder of 2009.

Which holidays in China fall on weekends in 2009?

In 2009, 1 public holidays in China fall on weekends: Mid-Autumn Festival.

How can I maximize my time off in China in 2009?

To maximize time off in China in 2009, consider taking a day of leave around New Year's Day or Dragon Boat Festival to create 4-day weekends. With just 3 strategic leave days, you can get 12 days off.

China has 5 potential long weekends in 2009, created by holidays falling near weekends. This includes 2 natural 3-day weekends and 3 potential 4-day weekends (with one day of leave).

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Ponts China 2009

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New Year's Day

元旦

Jan 1, 2009 (Jeudi)

Pont de 4 jours (prendre le vendredi)

4 jours de repos• 1 jour de congé

Chinese New Year (Spring Festival)

春节

Jan 26, 2009 (Lundi)

Week-end de 3 jours

3 jours de repos

Labour Day

劳动节

Mai 1, 2009 (Vendredi)

Week-end de 3 jours

3 jours de repos

Dragon Boat Festival

端午节

Mai 28, 2009 (Jeudi)

Pont de 4 jours (prendre le vendredi)

4 jours de repos• 1 jour de congé

National Day

国庆节

Oct 1, 2009 (Jeudi)

Pont de 4 jours (prendre le vendredi)

4 jours de repos• 1 jour de congé

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