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With the coronavirus pandemic still having a severe global impact, many countries around the world face lockdown, border shutdowns and travel bans. Many of us have to cancelled travel arrangements and planning a staycation instead.
No one really knows when the pandemic will end. Let's hope that by 2021 everything will back to 'normal'! And that the world will once again be our oyster. To help you plan, here are Hong Kong's public holidays for next year.
| The first day of January | 1 Jan | Friday |
| Lunar New Year's Day | 12 Feb | Friday |
| The second day of Lunar New Year | 13 Feb | Saturday |
| The fourth day of Lunar New Year | 15 Feb | Monday |
| Good Friday | 2 Apr | Friday |
| The day following Good Friday | 3 Apr | Saturday |
| The day following Ching Ming Festival | 5 Apr | Monday |
| The day following Easter Monday | 6 Apr | Tuesday |
| Labour Day | 1 May | Saturday |
| Buddha's Birthday | 19 May | Wednesday |
| Tuen Ng (Dragon Boat) Festival | 14 Jun | Monday |
| Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day | 1 Jul | Thursday |
| The day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival | 22 Sep | Wednesday |
| National Day | 1 Oct | Friday |
| Chung Yeung Festival | 14 Oct | Thursday |
| Christmas Day | 25 Dec | Saturday |
| The first weekday after Christmas Day | 27 Dec | Monday |
Holiday planning guide:
- 0 Annual leave
12-15 Feb: Four days
2-6 April: Five days
12-14 Jun: Three days
1-3 Oct: Three days
- 1 Annual leave
1-4 Jul: Four days
14-17 Oct: Four days
- 2 Annual leaves
15-19 May: Five days
19-23 May: Five days
22-26 Sep: Five days
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