Plan Your 2009 Holidays in the Philippines With the Help of Tech

Posted on January 9th, 2009. Written by Rico.

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Technology makes it easy to distribute documents, and that’s a good thing for Filipinos who want to plan their vacations for this year. I recently received a PDF from a friend outlining the 2009 holidays in the Philippines, as declared by President GMA. Here’s the document:

If you’re too lazy to look through all that, an outlined summary is available for those who continue.

  • Regular Holidays:
    • Maundy Thursday – April 9
    • Good Friday – April 10
    • Araw ng Kagitingan – April 6 (Monday)
    • Labor Day – May 1 (Friday)
    • Independence Day – June 12 (Friday)
    • National Heroes Day – August 31 (Monday)
    • Bonifacio Day – November 30 (Monday)
    • Christmas Day – December 25 (Friday)
    • Rizal Day – December 30 (Wednesday)
  • Special (Non-Working) Holidays
    • Ninoy Aquino Day – August 21 (Friday)
    • All Saints Day – November 1 (Sunday)
    • Additional special (non-working) day – November 2 (Monday)
    • Additional special (non-working) day – December 24 (Thursday)
    • Last day of the year – December 31 (Thursday)

You can also check out the entire proclamation on Scribd.

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Rico Mossesgeld is the founding editor of Technograph. Learn more about him at rico.mossesgeld.com/about.


  • http://www.glennong.com Glenn

    Thanks for this! I’ve been finding this since Jan. 1! Haha! Now I can plot it in my cellphone! :D



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