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Tarihe Göre Tatil Bulucu

Herhangi bir takvim tarihi girin ve dünya genelinde o güne denk gelen tüm resmi tatilleri, kültürel kutlamaları ve törenleri anında görün. Toplantı planlamak, seyahat programlamak veya yalnızca merak etmek için bu araç, hangi ülkelerin o gün tatil yaptığını ve nedenini ortaya koyar. Sonuçlar kolay gezinme için bölgeye ve dine göre gruplandırılmıştır.

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How to Use

  1. 1
    Enter a calendar date

    Type or pick any date using the date picker. The tool accepts dates in ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DD) or any standard regional format.

  2. 2
    Select countries or regions to check

    Choose one or more of the 200+ supported countries. Leave the selection blank to search globally and see every jurisdiction that observes a holiday on that date.

  3. 3
    Browse results by region and type

    Review the returned holidays sorted by region. Each result shows the holiday name, observance type (public, optional, regional), and a brief cultural note.

About

Every date on the calendar carries meaning somewhere in the world. January 26 is Australia Day, a national celebration, but it is also the Republic Day of India — coincidentally, both countries observe a major civic holiday on the same date for entirely unrelated historical reasons. This kind of global calendar complexity is the challenge that a holiday finder by date addresses.

Public holidays are a product of law, religion, history, and culture. They mark independence days won through revolution or negotiation, religious observances rooted in centuries of theological tradition, and commemorations of figures or events that shaped a nation's identity. Because the world's calendars are not synchronized — they include Gregorian, Julian, Islamic Hijri, Hebrew, Hindu, and Buddhist systems — dates that appear identical in the Gregorian calendar may carry entirely different significance in other traditions.

For international businesses, understanding which dates are holidays in client or partner countries prevents costly scheduling mistakes: placing a deadline on a day when counterparts cannot legally sign documents, booking a delivery to a warehouse that is legally closed, or sending a time-sensitive email to a market that is entirely offline. This tool surfaces all holidays that overlap with any given date, giving planners a complete picture of global observance patterns before they commit to scheduling decisions.

FAQ

How many countries and territories does this tool cover?
The tool covers over 200 sovereign states and dependent territories, including all UN member states plus several non-UN jurisdictions with distinct public holiday systems such as Hong Kong, Macau, Puerto Rico, and the Channel Islands. Within several large countries — the United States, Canada, Australia, India, Germany, and Brazil — the tool also recognizes state- or province-level holidays that differ from the national schedule. The total distinct holiday observances in the database exceeds 3,500 entries.
What is the difference between a public holiday and an optional or restricted holiday?
A public holiday (also called a national holiday or bank holiday) is a legally designated day on which government offices, most businesses, and schools close. An optional or restricted holiday, common in India for example, is one where employers may grant leave at their discretion or certain communities celebrate while others do not. A regional holiday applies only within a specific subnational area. This tool labels each returned holiday with its status so you can assess whether it affects formal business operations or only certain cultural communities in a given location.
What if a date returns no holidays — does that mean it is safe for international business?
An empty result for a specific date means no holidays are recorded for the countries you selected, but it does not guarantee zero disruption. School holidays, industrial action, local festivals without formal public holiday status, and bridge days (unofficial days off between a holiday and a weekend) can all affect availability. Additionally, the tool covers confirmed holidays, and some countries announce last-minute public holidays with little notice, particularly for political commemorations. For critical scheduling, cross-referencing with official government calendars is always advisable.
How does the tool handle moveable feasts like Easter that fall on different dates each year?
Moveable holidays are calculated algorithmically for each queried year rather than stored as fixed dates. Easter in Western Christianity follows the Computus, traditionally attributed to the Council of Nicaea, which places Easter on the Sunday after the first full moon on or after the vernal equinox. Eastern Orthodox Easter uses a similar calculation applied to the Julian calendar, resulting in a date one to five weeks later in most years. Other moveable dates, such as the US Thanksgiving (fourth Thursday of November) or the Islamic holidays following the Hijri calendar, are similarly computed. Enter any year and the tool calculates the correct date.
Can I look up historical holidays, for example to verify whether a past date was a public holiday?
Yes. The tool supports historical date queries going back many decades. This is useful for auditing whether a past business transaction was executed on a bank holiday, verifying compliance with contractual terms that exclude public holidays, or conducting historical research. Holiday schedules do change over time — countries occasionally add, remove, or rename public holidays, and the database preserves these historical changes where documentation is available. Dates before the mid-twentieth century may have less complete coverage depending on country.
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