2015 Holiday Travel Guide: Plan Ahead for a Carefree Getaway
Last updated 2026-09-26 — The Directorate-General of Personnel Administration has released the 2015 (Year 104 in the Republic of China calendar) official holiday schedule, which includes 115 days off throughout the year and six long holiday weekends: the Lunar New Year’s Eve and Spring Festival, Peace Memorial Day, Children’s Day and Tomb-Sweeping Day...
By the MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
The Directorate-General of Personnel Administration has released the 2015 (Year 104 in the Republic of China calendar) official holiday schedule, which includes 115 days off throughout the year and six long holiday weekends: Lunar New Year’s Eve and Spring Festival, Peace Memorial Day, Children’s Day and Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and National Day.
The Directorate-General of Personnel Administration has released the 2015 (Year 104 in the Republic of China calendar) official holiday schedule, which includes 115 days off throughout the year and six long holiday weekends: Lunar New Year’s Eve and Spring Festival, Peace Memorial Day, Children’s Day and Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and National Day.
(Updated on October 21, 2014)
The Executive Yuan has finalized the policy: when a national holiday falls on a Tuesday or Thursday, flexible scheduling will be implemented to create a four-day weekend, with one make-up work or school day on the preceding Saturday. Based on this institutionalized rule, the 2015 New Year holiday will form a four-day weekend, with December 27, 2014 (Saturday) designated as a make-up work or school day.
2015 holiday schedule — first half of the year. (Image source: Directorate-General of Personnel Administration)
● The Lunar New Year holiday runs from February 18 to February 23 (Wednesday to Monday, a total of six days off)
● Peace Memorial Day (228) holiday is from February 27 to March 1 (falling on a Saturday, with a make-up day on Friday, totaling three days off)
● Children’s Day and Tomb-Sweeping Day are from April 3 to April 6 (Friday to Monday, with make-up days on Friday and Monday due to the weekend, totaling four days off)
● Dragon Boat Festival is from June 19 to June 21 (falling on a Saturday, with a make-up day on Friday, totaling three days off)
(Updated on October 21, 2014)
● The New Year holiday is from January 1 to January 4 (with a flexible day off on January 2, totaling four days off, and a make-up work or school day on December 27, 2014, which was a Saturday)
2015 holiday schedule — second half of the year. (Image source: Directorate-General of Personnel Administration)
● The Mid-Autumn Festival holiday is from September 26 to September 28 (falling on a Sunday, with a make-up day on Friday, totaling three days off)
● The National Day holiday is from October 9 to October 11 (falling on a Saturday, with a make-up day on Friday, totaling three days off)
(Updated on October 21, 2014)
With the addition of the flexible New Year’s Day holiday, the total number of long holiday weekends has increased from six to seven. Office workers can adjust their schedules accordingly, and laborers will also have a three-day holiday on May 1st for Labor Day. Meanwhile, New Year’s Eve on December 31st falls on a Thursday. Other major holidays such as Valentine’s Day and Father’s Day fall on Saturdays, while Christmas falls on a Friday. Those planning to travel next year are advised to start planning early.
Additionally, major holidays such as Valentine’s Day and Father’s Day fall on Saturdays, while Christmas falls on a Friday. Travelers planning trips next year are encouraged to plan ahead.
Four-day New Year holiday confirmed！Plan your 2015 getaways early for a stress-free trip
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