Know before you land.

HolidayTrip is a global travel information service designed to help international travelers prepare for visits to any country. Most public holiday websites simply list dates — HolidayTrip goes further by explaining what each holiday means for travelers: which businesses close, how crowded transport gets, what to book in advance, and what to expect on the ground.

Each country page includes a verified public holiday calendar for 2025, 2026, and 2027, alongside practical information that changes how you plan: the current exchange rate, voltage and plug type, one-ride transit costs, taxi base fares, and everyday prices like bottled water, Coca-Cola, a Big Mac, a local beer, and a 7-day tourist SIM card.

Major holidays like Japan's Golden Week, Korea's Chuseok, Vietnam's Tết, Thailand's Songkran, and China's National Day can affect millions of travelers each year — with sold-out trains, closed restaurants, and surging hotel prices. HolidayTrip provides the context travelers need to plan around these periods, or to embrace them with the right expectations.

Holiday data for South Korea is sourced from the Korean Astronomical Research Institute (official government data). Data for other countries is sourced from publicly available holiday APIs and cross-referenced with Wikipedia. All information is provided as a reference guide — verify critical dates with official government sources before making travel bookings.