What are the national holidays of Wales?

Wales celebrates the following national holidays:

- St. David's Day (March 1st): This is the national holiday of Wales, commemorating the patron saint of Wales, Saint David. It is celebrated with parades, concerts, and other festivities.

- Easter: Easter is a Christian holiday that is celebrated in Wales with Good Friday and Easter Monday being public holidays.

- Early May Bank Holiday: This public holiday takes place on the first Monday in May and is a day off work for many people in Wales.

- Spring Bank Holiday: This public holiday occurs on the last Monday in May and is another day off work for many people in Wales.

- Summer Bank Holiday: This public holiday falls on the last Monday in August and is a popular time for people in Wales to take vacations.

- St. Andrew's Day (November 30th): This is the national holiday of Scotland, but it is also celebrated in Wales as St. Andrew is also the patron saint of Greece.

- Christmas Day (December 25th): Christmas is widely celebrated in Wales with many traditional customs and festivities.

- Boxing Day (December 26th): Boxing Day is the day after Christmas and is also a public holiday in Wales.