With the arrival of winter, two consecutive long weekends come in June in Argentina that generate a period of seven days of rest and in between they have only two working days, so it is a great opportunity to take advantage and go sightseeing around the different corners of the country.
This occurs because Monday, June 17 is the immovable holiday for the passage to immortality of General Don Martín Miguel de Güemes and previously Saturday, June 15 and Sunday, June 16 are two non-working days, so the scheme remains unchanged. Following way:
Saturday June 15: Work break
Sunday June 16: Work break
Monday June 17: transferable holiday in honor of Güemes
Then, on Tuesday, June 18 and Wednesday, June 19, work is carried out as normal, but Thursday, June 20 is an immovable holiday for the Day of National Sovereignty, in honor of the passage to immortality of General Manuel Belgrano, and on Friday, the 21 of June was declared as a tourist long weekend, so on Saturday, June 22 and Friday, June 23, work is not done either and the extra long holiday is composed as follows:
Thursday June 20: holiday tribute to Manuel Belgrano (also known as Flag Day)
Friday, June 21st: tourist bridge
Saturday June 22: Work break
Sunday June 23: Work break
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