Public Holidays 2011

Public Holidays 2011

2011 is a fun-filled year for most people. Future plans, developments and moving forward with a positive attitude seem to be the core objectives of this year. 2011 also looks like a nest of long weekends as most public holidays 2011 seem to be just before or after the weekends.

Usually the public holidays 2011 observed in each of the states or union territories of Australia are common but some states or territories have regional public holidays which turn out to be an added advantage to that particular place.

The states and territories of Australia that follow the common public holidays 2011 are the Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria and Western Australia. 

The commonly shared public holidays 2011 among the states and territories of Australia are on the New Year’s Day, Australia day, Good Friday, Easter, Anzac day, Queen’s birthday, Labor Day, Christmas day and Boxing Day.

Each of the states and union territories of Australia have additional public holidays 2011 declared by the regional authorities. These additional holidays are given on priority basis. Additional holidays can be the following days after the New Year’s Day, Christmas day, Easter, Boxing Day etc.

The declaration of additional holidays usually happens when two special occasions fall on the same day. Unlike this, both the original and official birthdays of the Queen of Australia are public holidays.

What-so-ever is the reason, thanks to the additional holidays, people really have fun-filled time with family and friends on these days.

The websites that showcase the list of public holidays 2011 seem to be the highest visited websites as the citizens Australia are thrilled by the many additional holidays along with the long weekends. This is no less than a holiday jackpot for the fun awaiting people.

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Disclaimer - All public holidays are correct at the time of printing. Holiday dates are determined by each state authority and are subject to change. Please ensure you check relevant holiday dates for each state before making a holiday booking.