Get the most time off out of your vacation days in 2027, free and with no sign-up. Pick your country and how many days of leave you have, and see exactly which days to book so they join up with weekends and public holidays, with every break on a year calendar you can print or add to your calendar.
Up to 9 days: a week plus both weekends. Every break either bridges a public holiday or is a full week off.
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Book vacation days next to public holidays so they join up with weekends. A Thursday or Tuesday holiday is the best case: one day of leave turns it into a four-day weekend. The planner finds every such bridge for your country and picks the best set for the number of days you have.
It depends on your country's holidays. In the US, the Fridays before Memorial Day and Labor Day, Friday July 2 and the Friday after Thanksgiving each give four days off for one day of leave. In the UK, Thursday March 25 plus Easter gives five days for one. Pick your country to see the full list.
United States, Canada, United Kingdom (England and Wales), Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and Japan. It uses national holidays only; states, provinces and regions often add more.
Every break is a run of days off between two workdays that either includes a public holiday or is a full week off. Out of all of them it picks the non-overlapping set that gives the most days off in a row for your vacation days, preferring holiday bridges and summer when two plans tie.
Where the law moves them, yes: observed days such as the US Friday before a Saturday July 4, or UK substitute bank holidays, are included. Holidays that fall on a weekend and are not moved don't add a day off.
Yes. “Add to calendar” downloads a calendar file with one all-day event per break, which opens in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook. You can also copy the plan or share the page link, which keeps your settings.
Yes. It is free with no sign-up and runs in your browser; nothing you enter is uploaded.