Public Holidays in July 2029 Around the World
In July 2029, 3 of the countries and regions we track take at least one day off — 3 public holidays in total, listed in date order below.
The busiest calendars this month are France (1), Japan (1) and United States (1). Breaks that span a month boundary appear in full on both months' pages, so cross-border trips and business schedules can be planned straight off the tables.
| Date | Country | Holiday | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| July 4, 2029 | United States | Independence DayJuly 4 falls on a Wednesday in 2029.Federal holiday | Federal holiday |
| July 14, 2029 | France | Bastille DayFalls on a Saturday in 2029 — no substitute day under French labour law.Public holiday | Public holiday |
| July 16, 2029 | Japan | Marine DayThird Monday of July (Happy Monday System).Public holiday | Public holiday |
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Frequently asked questions
How many public holidays are there in July 2029 worldwide?
We count 3 public holidays in July 2029, spread across 3 of the 37 countries and regions we track, in date order in the table above. Breaks that spill over a month boundary are shown in full on both months.
Which countries have public holidays in July 2029?
3 countries and regions: United States, France and Japan. The table above has every exact date.
What are the first and last public holidays of July 2029?
The month opens with Independence Day in United States on Jul 4, and closes with Marine Day in Japan, ending Jul 16.
Can I download the July 2029 holidays as a calendar file?
Yes. Every country's year page offers free ICS, CSV and PDF files that import straight into Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar, and subscribing to the ICS URL keeps the dates updated if a government revises them. Month pages have no file of their own — download per country instead.
Are these days off for everyone in those countries?
Not necessarily. The table aggregates nationwide statutory holidays. Australia, Malaysia, India and Canada add state- or province-level days on top, so the real count there is higher; annual leave and employer shutdowns are not counted either. Observances that are not days off are excluded.