Vietnam’s Ministry of Home Affairs has proposed releasing the schedule for public holidays and Tet (Lunar New Year) for the following year by September 30th of the current year. This proactive measure aims to allow workers, businesses, and citizens to plan their work, production, business operations, and leisure time more effectively. Currently, the holiday schedule is typically announced closer to the event itself, creating potential difficulties for long-term planning. The proposal seeks to provide ample time for individuals to arrange travel and for companies to adjust production schedules. Officials believe this early announcement will contribute to greater economic efficiency and improved work-life balance. The Ministry hopes the new timeline will be implemented to benefit all stakeholders within the country. This change aims to streamline preparation for significant national events.