National Day holiday time in 2023

National Day holiday in 2023: September 29th to June 6th 10, totally 8 days.

According to the Notice on Some Holiday Arrangements in 2023 previously issued by the General Office of the State Council, the specific arrangements for the Dragon Boat Festival holiday in 2023 are hereby notified as follows: Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day: 8 days from September 29th to June 6th. 10. 65438+1go to work on Saturday, October 7th, and 65438+1go to work on Sunday, October 8th.

The legal holidays of National Day are 65438+1 October1,2 and 3. As this year's Mid-Autumn Festival is on holiday with National Day, the legal holiday of Mid-Autumn Festival is September 29th. Therefore, four of the eight-day Mid-Autumn National Day holidays are triple wages, namely: September 29th 1, 2.

Mid-Autumn Expressway is not free. There are only four free holidays on the expressway, namely Spring Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Labor Day and National Day. Obviously, the Mid-Autumn Festival is not a free pass. However, the Mid-Autumn National Day will be closed in 2023, so this year's high-speed is free.

Matters needing attention in Mid-Autumn National Day tourism safety

1. If you find a large number of people coming towards you, you should try to avoid it, hide aside, or crouch in a nearby corner until the crowd leaves.

2. Once you enter the crowd, don't stay in the crowd; Don't go against the stream of people, otherwise it will be easily knocked down; Don't lift your shoes, bend down to pick things up and tie your shoelaces. Stay calm and keep your center of gravity stable to prevent you from falling.

3. When the crowd is extremely crowded, make a fist with your left hand, hold your left wrist with your right hand, and lay your elbows flat on your chest to form a certain space to ensure breathing.

4. Once you fall, bend your knees forward as far as possible to protect the important organs in the chest and abdominal cavity and lie on your side; Cross your hands and fingers to protect the back of your head and neck. Elbow forward to protect both temples; As close to the corner as possible. When you see someone fall, don't go forward, shout for help and tell the people behind you not to approach.