Full List of the Year 2019 Long Weekend / Long Weekends
2019 LONG WEEKEND – Here is a full list of the long weekends this year 2019.
Considering that there are a lot of Philippine Holidays 2019, many of these regular and special non-working days will fall on a weekend or a day before or after Saturday and Sunday causing long weekends.
Surely, a lot of people wanted to know when would these moments happen so they can plan ahead some vacation time with their family and friends.
Based on a social media post on the Facebook page of Manila Bulletin, the 2019 long weekend list contains ten long weekends that are perfect timing to spend time with your loved ones.
Here are the ten long weekends that are included in the full list of 2019 Long Weekend according to the post:
December 29 – January 1
- December 29 and December 30 (Saturday and Sunday)
- December 31 and January 1 (New Year Holidays)
February 2 – February 5
- February 2 and February 3 (Saturday and Sunday)
- February 4 – You may file a vacation leave
- February 5 (Chinese New Year
February 23 – February 25
- February 23 and February 24 (Saturday and Sunday)
- February 25 (EDSA Revolution)
April 6 – April 9
- April 6 and April 7 (Saturday and Sunday)
- April 8 – You may file a vacation leave
- April 9 (Araw ng Kagitingan)
April 18 – April 21
- April 18 (Maundy Thursday)
- April 19 (Good Friday)
- April 20 (Black Saturday)
- April 21 (Sunday)
June 1 – June 4
- June 1 and June 2 (Saturday and Sunday)
- June 3 – You may file a vacation leave
- June 4 (Eid Al-Fitr) – the date may change according to the post
August 24 – August 26
- August 24 and August 25 (Saturday and Sunday)
- August 26 (National Heroes’ Day)
November 1 – November 3
- November 1 (All Saints Day)
- November 2 (All Souls Day)
- November 3 (Sunday)
December 21 – December 25
- December 21 and December 22 (Saturday and Sunday)
- December 23 – You may file a vacation leave
- December 24 (Special Non-Working Holiday)
- December 25 (Christmas Day)
December 28 – January 1
- December 28 and December 29 (Saturday and Sunday)
- December 30 (Rizal Day)
- December 31 (Special Non-Working Holiday)
- January 1 (New Year’s Day)