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14May/23

Mother’s Day in Zambia is different from the UK

May 14, 2023FamilyAdoption of the Gregorian calendar, Annual calendar, Calendar reform, Calendars, Father's Day, Gregorian calendar, Julian, Julian calendar, Liturgical year, March observances, Months, Mother's Day, Public holidays in Canada, Public holidays in Syria, Public holidays in the Soviet Union, Public holidays in the United States, Revised Julian calendar, Solar calendar, Time, United Kingdom, United States, Units of time, Year, Zambiaadmin

May 14, 2023 /Lifestyle/ — Mother’s Day in Zambia is on the second Sunday of May, which is May 14, 2023. This is different from the UK, where Mother’s Day is celebrated on the fourth Sunday of Lent, which is March 27, 2023. Continue reading →

27Apr/23

Trip.com reveals Brit-mania as Kings Coronation looms

April 27, 2023TravelBank holiday, British culture, Calendars, Charles III, Holidays, International Workers' Day, Irish culture, Labor, Labor history, Long weekend, Public holidays in the Soviet Union, Time, Trip.com, United Kingdom, Workweek and weekendadmin

The UK will soon celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III, which takes place on Saturday, 6 May, and an extra public holiday on Monday, 8 May, which creates a long weekend for celebrations throughout the country.

This bank holiday is in addition to the annual public holiday that takes place on the first Monday in May. Recognising the huge interest in this historical event and the extra public holiday creating more opportunities and incentives to travel, Trip.com reveals its European data to see how travel has been affected by the long celebratory May Day holidays. Continue reading