Macao Long Weekends 2025
9 opportunities to maximize your time off
Natural Long Weekends (2)
These holidays fall on Mondays or Fridays, automatically creating 3-day weekends without taking any additional days off.
The third day of Chinese New Year
Natural 3-Day WeekendThe third day of Chinese New Year falls on Friday, creating a natural long weekend
Tomb-Sweeping Day
Natural 3-Day WeekendTomb-Sweeping Day falls on Friday, creating a natural long weekend
Bridge Day Opportunities (7)
Take strategic days off to create extended weekends. The more efficient the bridge, the better the return on your vacation days.
New Year's Day
Take 2 days, get 5 daysTake Monday-Tuesday off to create a 5-day break with New Year's Day
Chinese New Year's Day
Take 2 days, get 5 daysTake Monday-Tuesday off to create a 5-day break with Chinese New Year's Day
The second day of Chinese New Year
Take 1 day, get 4 daysTake Friday off to bridge The second day of Chinese New Year for a 4-day weekend
Labor Day
Take 1 day, get 4 daysTake Friday off to bridge Labor Day for a 4-day weekend
National Day of the People's Republic of China
Take 2 days, get 5 daysTake Monday-Tuesday off to create a 5-day break with National Day of the People's Republic of China
The Day following Mid-Autumn Festival
Take 1 day, get 4 daysTake Monday off to bridge The Day following Mid-Autumn Festival for a 4-day weekend
Double Ninth Festival
Take 2 days, get 5 daysTake Monday-Tuesday off to create a 5-day break with Double Ninth Festival
How to Use This Planner
Natural Long Weekends happen automatically when a public holiday falls on a Monday or Friday, giving you a 3-day weekend without using any vacation days.
Bridge Opportunities show where taking just 1-2 vacation days can create a 4-5 day break. These are perfect for maximizing your limited PTO.
Always verify holidays with your employer, as some companies may observe different dates or have additional company holidays.