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Public Holiday Checker for Mexico

Mexico's public holidays include New Year's Day, Independence Day, Day of the Dead, Christmas Day, plus movable dates like Easter / Good Friday.

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Frequently asked questions

What public holidays does Mexico observe?

Mexico's public holidays include New Year's Day, Independence Day, Day of the Dead, Christmas Day, plus movable dates like Easter / Good Friday.

Will banks and shops be closed in Mexico during a public holiday?

Banks, government offices, and many local shops commonly close on public holidays in Mexico — worth planning cash withdrawals and paperwork around them.

Do public holiday dates in Mexico change every year?

Some do — Easter / Good Friday shift every year based on the lunar or Easter-based calendar, so always confirm the exact date for your travel year.

Should I avoid traveling to Mexico during a public holiday?

Not necessarily — some travelers enjoy the festive atmosphere, but expect closures at some businesses and potentially packed transport or fully booked restaurants as locals travel too.