Holidays in Trinidad & Tobago 2026
Trinidad & Tobago has 15 public holidays in 2026. 15 of them are national holidays, observed everywhere in Trinidad & Tobago. The next public holiday in Trinidad & Tobago is Diwali on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
Holidays in Trinidad & Tobago 2026
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New Year's Day
National holiday -
Carnival Monday
Optional holiday -
Carnival Tuesday
Optional holiday -
Eid al-Fitr (estimated)
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Spiritual Baptist Liberation Day
National holiday -
Good Friday
National holiday -
Easter Monday
National holiday -
Indian Arrival Day
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Corpus Christi
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Labor Day
National holiday -
African Emancipation Day
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Independence Day
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Republic Day
National holiday -
Diwali
National holiday -
Diwali (observed)
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Christmas Day
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Boxing Day
National holiday
Frequently asked questions
- How many public holidays does Trinidad & Tobago have in 2026?
- Trinidad & Tobago has 15 public holidays in 2026.
- What is the next public holiday in Trinidad & Tobago?
- The next public holiday in Trinidad & Tobago is Diwali on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
- Which holidays are national public holidays in Trinidad & Tobago in 2026?
- Trinidad & Tobago has 15 national public holidays in 2026: New Year's Day (January 1, 2026), Eid al-Fitr (estimated) (March 20, 2026), Spiritual Baptist Liberation Day (March 30, 2026), Good Friday (April 3, 2026), Easter Monday (April 6, 2026), Indian Arrival Day (May 30, 2026), Corpus Christi (June 4, 2026), Labor Day (June 19, 2026), African Emancipation Day (August 1, 2026), Independence Day (August 31, 2026), Republic Day (September 24, 2026), Diwali (November 8, 2026), Diwali (observed) (November 9, 2026), Christmas Day (December 25, 2026), Boxing Day (December 26, 2026).
Federal / national holiday = a public holiday everywhere in the country. Regional holiday = a public holiday only in the listed states or provinces.
Holiday data from the open-source python-holidays project; astronomy computed with ephem; eclipse details from NASA. Governments sometimes change dates — confirm important dates locally.