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Holidays are the other names for relaxation and comfort. During these days, you don’t do your regular office duties. Staying at home or moving out with your family and friends, you enjoy the day. Therefore, it’s an exciting time for you. Every year, when you get the yearly calendar at your hand, the holiday list also comes with it. But, you might have curiosity to know about the holiday list of the year 2011. Numerous countries around the world set their holiday list. One country differs form the other in this respect. 2011 holidays are as important as the holidays of the other years. Find them below and meet your curiosity.
Holiday list of 2011
2011 holidays in UK: England and Wales:
- New Year's Day 3 Jan
- Valentine's Day 14 Feb
- Mother's day 3 Apr
- Good Friday 22 Apr
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- Easter Monday 25 Apr
- Early May Bank Holiday 2 May
- Spring Bank Holiday 30 May
- Father's day 19 June
- Summer Bank Holiday 29 Aug
- Christmas Day 27 Dec
- Boxing Day 26 Dec
2011 holiday list of US
- 1st January - New Year's Day
- 17th January - Martin Luther King Jr. Day
- 14th February - Valentine's Day
- 21st February - President's Day
- 17th March - St. Patrick's Day
- 24th April - Easter
- 5th May - Cinco de Mayo
- 8th May-Mother's Day
- 30th May - Memorial Day
- 19th June - Father's Day
- 4th July- Independence Day
- 5th September- - Labor Day
- 10th October-- - Columbus Day
- 31st October-Halloween
- 11th November-Veterans Day
- 24th November-Thanksgiving
- 25th December- Christmas
- 31st December- New Year's Eve
2011 holidays in Hong Kong
- 1st January: New Year Day
- 4th February: Chinese New Years Day
- 5th April: Ching Ming Festival
- 22nd April: Good Friday
- 2nd May: Labour Day
- 10th May: Lord Buddha’s Birthday
- 6th June: Tuen Ng (Dragon Boat) Festival
- 1st July: Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day
- 12th September: Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival
- 1st October: National Day of the People’s Republic of China
- 5th October: Chung Yeung Festival
- 25th December: Christmas Day
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