How we research, verify and update the holiday data and travel content on HolidaysSky.
Holiday data
Every public holiday date is sourced from the official national authority — typically a government gazette, labour ministry, or the published holiday law of that country. Where a holiday is observed on a substitute day, or where a bridge day is created, we record the rule that produced it rather than just the date.
Floating holidays — those set by lunar or religious calendars, such as Diwali, Lunar New Year, Easter and Eid — are re-verified every year and the page is updated rather than replaced.
Review cycle
- Public holiday pages: reviewed at least twice a year, and immediately when a government announces a change.
- Seasonal travel pages: reviewed quarterly.
- Cost and budget figures: reviewed quarterly against current pricing.
Authorship
Travel and festival content is written by named contributors and reviewed by an editor before publication. Each page shows its author and its last-updated date.
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Corrections policy
If you spot an error, email [email protected]. Verified corrections are published promptly, and material corrections are noted on the page.