Envious of your friends who manage to go on long holidays several times a year? Ever wondered how do they do it with those same 21 days of yearly paid leaves that you have?

Have you always had a problem managing your vacation balance, only to end up without balance by mid-year or towards the end of it? Or even worse have some days off that you know you won’t be able to use?

Besides being gurus at saving for their travels, and totally addicted to it, firstly towards September/October -if not before- of each year they start a research way ahead of you to know when will next year’s public holidays fall, secondly they put together the calendar of public holidays, to see how they can bridge those days with their paid leaves to create longer holidays, here is how;

Paid Leaves Bridged With Public Holidays

SURPRISE…you still have 10 days to vacation 😀

Public Holidays Falling During the Weekend

**This article was written in February that’s why January 1st, Coptic Christmas on January 7th, and 25th of January Revolution weren’t’ included on this list**

Now that you know how to make the best use out of your vacation time, isn’t it time to book your next holiday? 😉

Your next vacation starts right here

About the Author

Passainte Assem

A former lawyer, travel junkie and adventurer from head to toe. Whether broke or out of vacation time, always on the lookout for the next destination. Keen to share her travel stories, planning tips and photographs to give you a real sense of place.