Public Holidays & Special Occasions in Australia Calendar 2010•2011•2012

SCHOOL HOLIDAY DATES

NSW	New South Wales
QLD	Queensland
VIC	Victoria
WA	Western Australia
SA	South Australia
TAS	Tasmania
NT	Northern Territory

US Holidays 2010

UK 2010 Holidays

REGISTER FOR REMINDERS

Public Holidays Hong Kong 2009

2009
1 January	New Year's Day
26-28 January	Chinese New Year
4 April	Ching Ming Festival
10 April	Good Friday
13 April	Easter Monday
1 May	Labour Day
2 May	Lord Buddha's Birthday
28 May	Tuen Ng (Dragon Boat) Festival
1 July	Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day
1 October	National Day
3 October	Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival
26 October	Chung Yeung Festival
25 December	Christmas Day
26 December	Boxing Day

2010
1 January	New Year's Day
14-16 February	Chinese New Year
2 April	Good Friday
5 April	Easter Monday
April*	Ching Ming Festival
1 May	Labour Day
May*	Lord Buddha's Birthday
May/June*	Tuen Ng (Dragon Boat) Festival
1 July	Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day
Sept/October*	Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival
1 October	National Day
October*	Chung Yeung Festival
25 December	Christmas Day
26 December	Boxing Day

*Date to be confirmed.

Note: All public holidays dates are accurate at the time of publishing but are subject to change. Please make sure you check any dates with your travel agent before booking any holidays.

Books on Hong Kong

	Top 10 Hong Kong Take the work and worry out of traveling planning with the Top 10 Guides from DK. Each guide features a fold-out map of the city plus information on such highlights as walks and day trips, museums and galleries, the best shopping, dining, and accommodations, and so much more.
	Lonely Planet Hong Kong and Macau City Guide Features include more in-depth coverage of booming Macau than any guide on the market. Cantonese writers hand-pick their favorite restaurants, temples, and daytrips. All points of interest include Cantonese script, which makes asking for directions a breeze.
	Hong Kong (National Geographic Traveler) This guide to Hong Kong highlights places of interest, a More Places to Visit section detailing places off the beaten track, a directory of hotels, restaurants, shops and entertainment listings, opening times and useful telephone numbers. It also includes cut-away illustrations of important buildings and descriptions of major cultural, architectural and historical sites.