2021 is a year that began with the coronavirus pandemic and will continue with a vaccination framework to eradicate the level of contagiousness of the Sars-Cov-2 virus. The new year will feature a total of 18 holidays, which is expected to serve to prop up tourism after being one of the worst hit sectors in 2020 by restrictions to contain the virus.

The first holiday of the year was January 1, on the occasion of the New Year: the next will be Carnival, Monday 15th and Tuesday 16th February.

In March , the holiday of the 24, for the National Day of Memory for Truth and Justice. The following month theApril 2(Veterans Day and those who died in the Malvinas War and Good Friday) and later on May 1 (Workers Day).

He 25 of May, will be a holiday for the May Revolution, then the June 20th, for the passage to the Immortality of General Manuel Belgrano.

In 2021, the last permanent holidays will be theJuly 9th(Independence Day),December 8(Day of the Immaculate Conception of Mary) and theDecember 25th(Christmas).

Portable holidays will be the June 17 (Step to the Immortality of Gral. Gemes), which will be commemorated onJune 21; he 17 of August (Passage to the Immortality of General Jos de San Martn), which will be commemorated onAugust 16th.

Then the holiday of October 12 (Day of Respect for Cultural Diversity), which will be commemorated onOctober 11thand theNovember 20(National Sovereignty Day).

Finally, holidays for tourism purposes will be el May 24, October 8 and November 22.

The Government informed by means of the decree established in the calendar of holidays, that with the incorporation of the long weekend extended from Friday 8 to Monday 11 of October, the national Government encourages tourist getaways in spring, to replicate the successful experience from the recovery of the Carnival Holidays and continue to reactivate the sector, hit worldwide by the Covid-19 pandemic .

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