| Date | Holiday Name | |
|---|---|---|
| New Year's Day | ||
| Chinese New Year | ||
| The third day of Chinese New Year | ||
| The fourth day of Chinese New Year | ||
| Tomb-Sweeping Day | ||
| Labor Day | ||
| Dragon Boat Festival | ||
| Hong Kong S.A.R. Establishment Day | ||
| National Day | ||
| The Day following Mid-Autumn Festival | ||
| Double Ninth Festival | ||
| Double Ninth Festival (observed) | ||
| Christmas Day |
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