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Best days to take off in Georgia, United States in 2028

With 20 days of annual leave, booking the right days gives 51 days off across 10 breaks. Below are all 14 public holidays in Georgia, United States in 2028, the long weekends you get for free, and the bridge days worth booking.

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Public holidays in Georgia, United States in 2028

DateHolidayFalls on
Sat 1 JanNew Year's DayWeekend
Mon 17 JanMartin Luther King Jr. DayDay off
Mon 24 AprState HolidayDay off
Mon 29 MayMemorial DayDay off
Mon 19 JunJuneteenthDay off
Tue 4 JulIndependence DayDay off
Mon 4 SepLabour Day Labor DayDay off
Mon 9 OctColumbus DayDay off
Fri 10 NovVeterans Day (substitute day)Day off
Sat 11 NovVeterans DayWeekend
Thu 23 NovThanksgiving DayDay off
Fri 24 NovState HolidayDay off
Sun 24 DecWashington's BirthdayWeekend
Mon 25 DecChristmas DayDay off

3 of these fall on a weekend in 2028.

Long weekends in Georgia, United States in 2028

Best bridge days to book in 2028

A bridge day is a working day between a public holiday and a weekend. Booking it joins them into one long break.

  1. Book Fri 14 Jan (1 day) for 4 days off, Fri 14 Jan to Mon 17 Jan, around Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
  2. Book Fri 21 Apr (1 day) for 4 days off, Fri 21 Apr to Mon 24 Apr, around State Holiday.
  3. Book Fri 26 May (1 day) for 4 days off, Fri 26 May to Mon 29 May, around Memorial Day.
  4. Book Fri 16 Jun (1 day) for 4 days off, Fri 16 Jun to Mon 19 Jun, around Juneteenth.
  5. Book Mon 3 Jul (1 day) for 4 days off, Sat 1 Jul to Tue 4 Jul, around Independence Day.
  6. Book Fri 1 Sep (1 day) for 4 days off, Fri 1 Sep to Mon 4 Sep, around Labour Day.
  7. Book Fri 6 Oct (1 day) for 4 days off, Fri 6 Oct to Mon 9 Oct, around Columbus Day.
  8. Book Wed 22 Nov (1 day) for 5 days off, Wed 22 Nov to Sun 26 Nov, around Thanksgiving Day, State Holiday.

How many days off can you get in 2028?

Leave bookedDays offPer day booked
5 days21 days4.2x
10 days41 days4.1x
15 days56 days3.7x
20 days71 days3.5x
25 days86 days3.4x

A plan for 20 days of leave in 2028

20 days of leave become 51 days off, in 10 breaks of at least five days.

  1. Thu 13 Jan to Mon 17 Jan: 5 days off for 2 booked (Thu 13 Jan, Fri 14 Jan)
  2. Thu 20 Apr to Mon 24 Apr: 5 days off for 2 booked (Thu 20 Apr, Fri 21 Apr)
  3. Thu 25 May to Mon 29 May: 5 days off for 2 booked (Thu 25 May, Fri 26 May)
  4. Thu 15 Jun to Mon 19 Jun: 5 days off for 2 booked (Thu 15 Jun, Fri 16 Jun)
  5. Fri 30 Jun to Tue 4 Jul: 5 days off for 2 booked (Fri 30 Jun, Mon 3 Jul)
  6. Thu 31 Aug to Mon 4 Sep: 5 days off for 2 booked (Thu 31 Aug, Fri 1 Sep)
  7. Thu 5 Oct to Mon 9 Oct: 5 days off for 2 booked (Thu 5 Oct, Fri 6 Oct)
  8. Wed 8 Nov to Sun 12 Nov: 5 days off for 2 booked (Wed 8 Nov, Thu 9 Nov)
  9. Wed 22 Nov to Sun 26 Nov: 5 days off for 1 booked (Wed 22 Nov)
  10. Wed 20 Dec to Mon 25 Dec: 6 days off for 3 booked (Wed 20 Dec, Thu 21 Dec, Fri 22 Dec)

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Questions about 2028 in Georgia

How many public holidays does Georgia, United States have in 2028?

Georgia, United States has 14 public holidays in 2028, and 3 of them fall on a weekend.

When are the long weekends in Georgia, United States in 2028?

Without booking any leave: Sat 15 Jan to Mon 17 Jan (Martin Luther King Jr. Day), Sat 22 Apr to Mon 24 Apr (State Holiday), Sat 27 May to Mon 29 May (Memorial Day), Sat 17 Jun to Mon 19 Jun (Juneteenth), Sat 2 Sep to Mon 4 Sep (Labour Day), Sat 7 Oct to Mon 9 Oct (Columbus Day), Fri 10 Nov to Sun 12 Nov (Veterans Day (substitute day), Veterans Day), Thu 23 Nov to Sun 26 Nov (Thanksgiving Day, State Holiday) and Sat 23 Dec to Mon 25 Dec (Washington's Birthday, Christmas Day).

What are the best days to take off in Georgia, United States in 2028?

Book Wed 22 Nov to get 5 days off, from Wed 22 Nov to Sun 26 Nov. With 20 days of leave, the best plan gives 51 days off across 10 breaks.

About these dates

These dates have been checked by hand against United States's official calendar.

These are federal holidays. Private employers in the United States do not have to give any of them off, and most give fewer.