What does Holiday Overlap do?
It compares public, bank, and federal holidays between two countries for a selected year and highlights overlapping dates so you can plan travel, align work schedules, or explore calendars worldwide.
Overlapping Public & Bank Holidays
Compare Public & Bank Holidays Between Countries — Instantly
Holiday Overlap helps you find shared public, bank, and federal holidays between any two countries for any year. Whether you’re planning international travel, coordinating global teams and work schedules, or just exploring the calendar out of curiosity, this tool shows you overlapping holiday dates in seconds.
Ready to compare holidays?
Use the selectors below or jump to the FAQs to learn more about how the tool works.
Select two countries and a year, then filter to Show Only Overlapping Holidays to focus on the dates that match. You’ll see clear side-by-side results so you can quickly spot shared days off, identify long weekends, and avoid conflicts across time zones. We update data annually and call out notes where holiday observances can shift.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which countries and years are supported?
Most major countries are supported. You can view data for one year in the past and up to five years into the future. We update data annually to keep results accurate.
Do you include regional or observance-based holidays?
Our focus is on national public holidays. Where regional differences or shifting observances exist, we include notes so you can double-check local rules.
How accurate is the data?
We source data from official government calendars and update annually. Because some holidays can change by decree or observance rules, always verify key dates with official sources when making plans.
Can I show only overlapping dates?
Yes. Use the “Show Only Overlapping Holidays” option to filter results so you see only the shared dates.
How far ahead can I plan?
You can plan up to five years into the future and also check the previous year. This helps you review recent history or get a head start on long-term travel or project planning.