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It's 2009 and it's an effing good year to travel around the Philippines and of course, to other countries, if you have the money that is. But anyway, I received a very informative email from a good friend who happens to work for ROAM Magazine (travel magazine) and provided me a copy of our country's long weekends for the year 2009. Just want to share this to y'all so that you can plot your vacation in advance.

A stone marker to remind us how far we've travelled but this isn't the end of the road. There's still a lot of roads we need to take so pack up your bags and let's start rolling.

Here is the Philippine holidays and long-weekend schedules for 2009 based on RA 9492 and Proclamation 1699:

    * January 1 (Thu) - New Year's Day

    * January 2 (Fri) - Non-Working Holiday (four-day weekend from January 1 to 4)

    * April 6 (Mon) - Moved Holiday for Araw ng Kagitingan (three-day weekend from April 4 to 6)

    * April 9 (Thu) - Holy Thursday

    * April 10 (Fri) - Good Friday (four-day weekend from April 9 to 12)

    * May 1 (Fri) - Labor Day (three-day weekend from May 1 to 3)

    * June 12 (Fri) - Independence Day (three-day weekend from June 12 to 14)

    * August 21 (Fri) - Ninoy Aquino Day (three-day weekend from Augiust 21 to 23)

    * August 31 (Mon) - National Heroes Day (three-day weekend from August 29 to 31)

    * September 29 (Tue) - Eid'l Fitr (tentative)

    * November 1 (Sun) - All Saints Day

    * November 2 (Mon) - Non-Working Holiday (three-day weekend from October 31 to November 2)

    * November 30 (Mon) - Bonifacio Day (three-day weekend from November 28 to 30)

    * December 24 (Thu) - Non-Working Holiday

    * December 25 (Fri) - Christmas (four-day weekend from December 24 to 27)

    * December 30 (Wed) - Rizal Day

    * December 31 (Thu) - Non-Working Holiday

    * January 1 - (Fri) New Year's Day (five-day weekend from December 30 to January 3)

Thanks Upper for the email and I think she got the info from from Ivan Herares's blog.  

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