Tunisia Public Holidays
Tunisia observes a mix of public, national, and regional holidays throughout the year.
Overview
Tunisia observes a mix of public, national, and regional holidays throughout the year.
Some holidays are observed nationwide, while others may apply only to specific regions or communities.
Explore the holiday calendar for Tunisia by year below.
2026 holidays
A quick look at upcoming holidays in Tunisia.
| Date | Day | Holiday |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 1 | Thursday | New Year's Day |
| Mar 20 | Friday | Independence Day |
| Apr 9 | Thursday | Martyrs' Day |
| May 1 | Friday | Labour Day |
| Jul 25 | Saturday | Republic Day |
| Aug 13 | Thursday | Women's Day |
| Oct 15 | Thursday | Evacuation Day |
| Dec 17 | Thursday | Revolution Day |
Holiday calendar by year
Years are listed in ascending order.
About public holidays in Tunisia
This guide provides an overview of public holidays in Tunisia. Holidays are observed on fixed dates or may vary based on religious observances. For a detailed explanation of what constitutes a public holiday, please refer to our guide to public holidays.
You can find a comprehensive list of all observed holidays for Tunisia in 2026.
Major public holidays in 2026
Tunisia observes several national holidays throughout the year, commemorating significant historical and cultural events. Below are some of the major public holidays in 2026.
Other holidays observed in Tunisia include Women's Day on August 13 and Evacuation Day on October 15. For a complete list, please visit the Tunisia 2026 holidays page.
- New Year's Day — 1 January 2026. Marks the start of the Gregorian calendar year.
- Independence Day — 20 March 2026. Commemorates Tunisia's independence from France in 1956.
- Martyrs' Day — 9 April 2026. Honors those who died for the country's freedom.
- Labour Day — 1 May 2026. Celebrated internationally to recognize the contributions of workers.
- Republic Day — 25 July 2026. Celebrates the establishment of the Republic of Tunisia in 1957.
- Revolution Day — 17 December 2026. Commemorates the start of the Tunisian Revolution in 2010.
Planning around holidays
Tunisian public holidays are spread throughout the year, with a concentration in the spring and summer months. Some holidays are fixed, while others may be determined by religious calendars, potentially shifting their observance dates annually. It's advisable to check the specific dates for the year you are planning to visit or work around.
- Spring: March and April often feature significant national observances.
- Summer: July and August include major national celebrations.
- Fixed Dates: Many holidays fall on the same date each year, simplifying planning.
- Variable Dates: Religious holidays may change annually; confirm dates for your specific year.
Plan Your Year Around TN Holidays
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