Holidays are days off work or school. Workers holidays in the UK are divided into Statutory (or Bank) holidays and floating holidays. The Bank holidays are a mix of Christian religious festivals (Christmas, Easter, Whitsuntide) and other special days like New Years Day, May Day and the August Bank Holiday. There are 8 Bank Holidays in total. Most people also expect about 4 weeks "floating" holidays which they can take, by arrangement with their employers, at a time of their own choosing. This would be called furlough or vacation in the US. Schoolchildren get approx two weeks at Christmas, two weeks at Easter and six weeks in the Summer. They also get any Bank Holidays outside of these and a few days at each half-term three times a year.
Liberation Day and Carnival Day are the most important.
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Some holidays in the United States when businesses are closed are most federal holidays such as Christmas, Veterans Day, Memorial Day and the Fourth of July. Other holidays when businesses are closed are Presidents' Day and Columbus Day.
Based in the United Kingdom, Landmark Trust's mission is to rescue various historical landmarks and make them available for rental on holidays. Most of their properties are found in England, Scotland, and Wales.
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Christmas and Easter are the most important holidays in Catholicism. Every day of the year commemorates at least one saint.
In the United States, most schools are closed on national holidays, so children get the day off.
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