On New Year’s Day, many people get busy with plans, both short- and long-term. There’s no telling to what extent these plans will come to fruition, especially if they’re related to New Year’s resolutions like “I’m going to quit smoking,” “I’m going to start going to the gym regularly,” and similar maximalist expectations for yourself. But it would be helpful to plan excursions, trips and other positive experiences. For this purpose, we offer you calendar of working days and holidays in 2023
2023 is not a leap year and has 365 days. Of these, 248 are working days, 16 holidays and 101 holidays. Official holidays are actually 11 days, but 5 of them coincide with a Saturday or a Sunday, which means that by law the first day of the following working week is a holiday.
In 2023 there will be 248 working days. The busiest month is August with 23 business days, while the busiest are April and December with 18 days each.
Complete list of holidays in Bulgaria for 2023:
● New Year’s Eve on January 1st (Sunday, rest on January 2nd)
● Bulgarian Liberation Day on March 3 (Friday)
● Easter from April 14th to 17th (Friday to Monday)
● Labor day on May 1st (Monday)
● Bulgarian Army Day (Gergeovden) on May 6 (Saturday)
● Feast of the holy brothers Cyril and Methodius, Bulgarian alphabet, education and culture and Slavic literature on May 24 (Wednesday)
● The unification of Bulgaria on September 6 (Wednesday)
● Independence Day of Bulgaria on September 22 (Friday)
● Christmas between December 24th and 27th (Sunday to Wednesday, because December 24th falls on a Sunday)
Source: kik.info
Since March 3 is a Friday, it translates into a long weekend with three days off.
There will also be a long break at Easter, traditionally Friday to Monday. Just two weeks later there is a three day holiday from Friday to Monday with May 1st. And a week after the May 6th holiday (Saturday), we will take it off on May 8th.
The next long weekend isn’t until September, and that’s because of the 22nd holiday, which falls on a Friday. And this is the last amazing holiday before the upcoming Christmas and New Year holidays, since we traditionally do not have holidays in October and November.
