Thailand Calendar

[PeteC]

January 2023

https://www.officeholidays.com/countries/thailand/2023

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There are no holidays scheduled for February 2023

[PeteC]

May 5 approved as extra holiday

https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/ge ... ra-holiday

May 5 will bridge the gap between Coronation Day, which falls on Thursday, May 4, and the weekend, Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam said before the cabinet meeting at Government House on Tuesday..............

[PeteC]

September 2023

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[hhinner]

I don't think this is usually a holiday. In any case it's on a Sunday this year and no mention of Monday being a holiday in lieu.

[PeteC]

I don't think this is usually a holiday. In any case it's on a Sunday this year and no mention of Monday being a holiday in lieu.

It apparently became an official holiday in 2021.

https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/ge ... l-holidays

[Big Boy]

Just about everything became reason for a public holiday in 2021

[hhinner]

Falls on a Sunday but not enough of a holiday to have an in lieu day on Monday.

[PeteC]

October 2023

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There are no scheduled holidays for November 2023

[PeteC]

December 2023 - January 2024

The cabinet agreed on Tuesday to declare a four-day New Year public holiday.

PM's secretary-general Prommin Lertsuridej said the New Year holiday would be from Friday Dec 29 to Monday Jan 1 inclusive.......

https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/ge ... ar-holiday

Above in addition to:

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[PeteC]

^ Don't forget, Monday is an "In Lieu" of day holiday. Likely banks and government offices closed.

[PeteC]

February 2024

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There are no holidays scheduled for March 2024

[Ralfredo]

I see that the Makha Bucha Day will be on Saturday February 24 this year, but there is also "something" on Monday 26.

What are the implications of this on things like restaurants, alcohol sales, public service and more? Is it only the day Saturday that's affected, or will this be a long "closed weekend"? I'm not familiar with what "in liue" means in this context.

Does anyone know where I can find information concerning this holiday?

[Big Boy]

I've just found this, but don't know how accurate it is.

https://thailandformats.com/no-alcohol-days/2024

[Big Boy]

TIT - here's another version of the truth. Google is obviously not our friend today.

https://walkaboutsportsbar.com/public-holidays/

Actually, I continued looking because I doubted the first answer.

[Ralfredo]

TIT - here's another version of the truth.

Ha, ha... TIT, indeed! Thanks anyway!