If you plan to visit Mexico, don't forget to consider the dates of the Mexican public or bank holidays.
Mexico has a variety of public holidays, some of which are statutory holidays where everyone has the right to a day off. Others
are traditional civic holidays that are not compulsory but are often granted.
In addition there are many local area holidays.
Holidays falling on a Saturday or Sunday to NOT generate an additional compensation day of holiday.
See below for the full list of national holidays in Mexico.
Mexican Public Bank Holidays
2012
Sunday 1 January - New Years Day
Monday 6 February - Constitution Day
Monday 19 March - Birthday of Benito Juárez
Thursday 5 April - Maundy Thursday
Friday 6 April - Good Friday
Sunday 8 April - Easter
Tuesday 1 May - Workers Day - Labour Day
Saturday 5 May - Anniversary of Battle of Puebla
Sunday 16 September - Independence Day
Friday 12 October - Día de la Raza - Columbus Day
Friday 2 November - All Souls Day - Day of the Dead
Tuesday 20 November - 1910 Mexican Revolution Day Holiday
Wednesday 12 December - Our Lady of Guadalupe Day
Tuesday 25 December - Christmas Day
2013
Tuesday 1 January - New Years Day
Monday 4 February - Constitution Day
Monday 18 March - Birthday of Benito Juárez
Thursday 28 March - Maundy Thursday
Friday 29 March - Good Friday
Sunday 31 March - Easter
Wednesday 1 May - Workers Day - Labour Day
Sunday 5 May - Anniversary of Battle of Puebla
Monday 16 September - Independence Day
Saturday 12 October - Día de la Raza - Columbus Day
Saturday 2 November - All Souls Day - Day of the Dead
Monday 18 November - 1910 Mexican Revolution Day Holiday
Thursday 12 December - Our Lady of Guadalupe Day
Wednesday 25 December - Christmas Day
To view public bank holidays for other countries & locations in the world, try our Worldwide Public Holidays section
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