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Tuvalu · 2026

11 recorded days · 11 public · 0 bank · 0 school · 0 regional

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Tuvalu Day

Thursday · 1 Oct 2026 · Public

In 15 days

● Public most things closed · ● Bank banks only · ● Regional some areas · ● School term dates

Bridge days worth booking

One day of leave, four days off. These are the 2026 dates where the maths works.

Tuvalu Day

Thursday · 1 Oct 2026

Falls on a Thursday. Book the Friday off and you get a four-day weekend — the classic bridge day.

Book off: 2 Oct 2026

What these days actually mean

Observance, business closures and transport impact for the next few dates.

Tuvalu Day

1 Oct 2026

Public
Observance
Officially recognised as a public holiday, so most people have the day off work.
Business
Expect offices, banks and the majority of shops to be closed.
Transport
Public transport usually runs a Sunday or holiday timetable.

General guidance based on this day's official classification, not country-specific reporting.

Tuvalu Day Holiday

2 Oct 2026

Public
Observance
Officially recognised as a public holiday, so most people have the day off work.
Business
Expect offices, banks and the majority of shops to be closed.
Transport
Public transport usually runs a Sunday or holiday timetable.

General guidance based on this day's official classification, not country-specific reporting.

Christmas Day

25 Dec 2026

Public
Observance
The central Christian winter feast; in most countries the household gathering matters more than the church service.
Business
Near-total closure of retail, offices and banks. Expect the preceding afternoon to shut early too.
Transport
Skeleton or suspended services in many countries. Book intercity travel well ahead.

St. Stephen's Day

26 Dec 2026

Public
Observance
Officially recognised as a public holiday, so most people have the day off work.
Business
Expect offices, banks and the majority of shops to be closed.
Transport
Public transport usually runs a Sunday or holiday timetable.

General guidance based on this day's official classification, not country-specific reporting.