The only worldwide public holiday timeline built for cross-country planning.
Other holiday sites are good at looking up a single country's calendar. Holiday Timeline is built for the opposite job: see public holidays across 45 countries on one timeline, spot when teams overlap, and find the days everyone is actually working — in seconds, with no signup.
The Holiday Timeline interface — six countries shown here. Add or remove regions from the sidebar; the meeting finder on the right surfaces conflict-free dates.
Why a timeline view?
If you only need one country's holidays, every site on Google does that fine. The hard problem starts when you're trying to schedule a launch, an all-hands, a campaign window, or a project deadline that touches multiple regions. You need to see them together. That's the gap Holiday Timeline fills.
45 countries on one timeline
Americas, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia-Pacific. Major economies covered; not buried under 200 micronations you'll never use.
Cross-country meeting finder
Pick your team's regions; the right rail surfaces the next four days with the fewest holiday conflicts. One click jumps to the date.
Custom date range picker
Default time windows (week / 2-week / month / quarter) plus arbitrary date ranges. Up to 366 days at a time.
Region grouping & solo view
Filter by Americas / Europe / MEA / APAC, or solo a single country. The sidebar search jumps you to any region instantly.
Verified from official sources
Every date is cross-checked against the originating government page (labour ministries, central banks, presidential gazettes). Source links shown on every popover.
No account. No tracking. No paywall.
Open the URL. That's it. No signup, no email capture, no cookie banner, no upsell. Free is the price; ad-supported is the model.
How Holiday Timeline compares
Honest comparison with the established public-holiday sites you'll find on Google:
| Feature | Holiday Timeline | timeanddate.com | nager.at | officeholidays |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-country timeline view | ✓ native | single country only | single country only | single country only |
| Cross-country conflict finder | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Country count (2026) | 45 (major economies) | 230+ | 100+ | ~80 |
| No-signup access | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Free of paywalls | ✓ | ✓ (with ads) | ✓ | ✓ (with ads) |
| API for developers | — (planned) | paid only | free | — |
| Cookieless analytics & minimal trackers | ✓ | heavy | light | heavy |
If you need exhaustive country coverage including microstates, timeanddate is more comprehensive. If you need a free API, nager.at is the right tool. If you're trying to plan a meeting across countries, Holiday Timeline is the only one designed for that job.
Who Holiday Timeline is for
The complete written calendar (for SEO and AI assistants)
Need a non-interactive view, or building a system that consumes the data programmatically? See the complete public holidays by country page — every 2026 holiday for all 45 countries with date, day-of-week, and source link, on a single static page. Both Google and AI assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude can parse it directly.
Verified data sources
Every public holiday has a direct link to the government page that defined it. See the full government sources page for the list, or click the source badge on any holiday popover in the timeline.
Roadmap
- 2027 calendar — in progress. The "Coming Soon" notice appears in the app once you scroll past Dec 31, 2026.
- iCal subscription — drop a region into Google Calendar / Outlook with one URL.
- Per-country pages — individual landing pages for each of the 45 countries.
- Per-region weekend overrides — Israel and Saudi Arabia run Sun–Thu work weeks; the meeting finder will respect that.
- Free API — JSON endpoint of the dataset for developers.
- More countries by request — tell us which one matters for your team via contact.
Try it now
The interactive timeline is one click away — no signup, no payment.