Free download: Business Public Holidays Calendar 2026

30 January 2026

With our free public holidays calendar, you can easily stay in control of your inbound planning. It quickly shows you when individual production countries are temporarily unavailable. In addition to the printable download, we also offer a sustainable digital version which you can save to your desktop or easily integrate into your Outlook calendar.

Maintain control over your inbound planning

Public holidays can present logistical challenges both internationally and locally. These may include factory closures, capacity shortages and increases in ocean freight rates, both immediately before and shortly after the relevant public holiday(s).

For this reason, it is important to book in good time and to keep a close eye on all global public holidays. Does that sound like an overwhelming amount of work? Not with our Business Public Holidays Calendar! We have done all the research for you. This helps prevent unnecessary delays in your planning.

Digital, time-saving and sustainable

The digital version of the calendar is both practical and environmentally friendly. A PDF version is available, providing a clear and immediate overview whilst allowing you to save it directly to your desktop. Using the step-by-step guide below, the CSV version can be easily imported into your Outlook calendar.

In addition to the public holidays of the most common production countries—Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Vietnam, Japan, Cambodia and Turkey—we have also added our national (Dutch) public holidays to the calendar. This provides a complete overview of the entire year.

Download PDF version – Business Public Holidays Calendar

Business Holiday Calendar 2026 English

Download CSV version and Outlook import guide:

First, download the CSV version of the Business Public Holidays Calendar here.

Would you like to view the calendar directly in Outlook? Below, we explain step by step how to import the CSV file into Outlook.

Step 1. Download the CSV file and save it to your computer.

Step 2. Open Outlook, go to ‘File’ and then ‘Open’.

Step 3. Click on ‘Import/Export’.

Step 4. Select ‘Import data from another programme or file’, and click Next.

Step 5. Select ‘Comma-Separated Values’, and click Next.

Step 6. Select the CSV file and upload it. You will see three options; keep the middle option selected (creating duplicates allowed). After this, click Next.

Step 7. Find and select your own calendar, click Next.

Step 8. Click the checkbox to the left of the file name. You can now assign fields. You will also find this option on the right under ‘Assign Custom Fields’. See step 9 for further details.

Step 9. Assign the left-hand values to the appropriate fields. Drag the values from the left column to the fields in the right column.

• Start Date = Start Date
• End Date = End Date
• Start Time = Start Time
• End Time = End Time
• Subject = Subject
• Location = Location

Step 10. Click OK and then ‘Finish’: The calendar has successfully been imported! Has the importing into Outlook failed? Please feel free to contact us.