How Aussies can turn just 24 days of annual leave into a massive 59 days off in 2025
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Savvy Australian workers have discovered how to maximise their annual leave in 2025, turning just 24 days of leave into a whopping 59 days off work. This strategy works by aligning annual leave days with weekends and public holidays, giving you longer breaks without eating into your precious annual leave allowance.
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It's an efficient way to rest and recharge while making the most of Australia's generous holiday schedule, revealed Michael Rusli on TikTok. Request January 28, 29, 30, and 31 as annual leave, and you'll enjoy a nine-day break from January 25 to February 2.
With Australia Day falling on January 27 (observed), this extended holiday is the perfect way to kick off 2025. Travellers are known to escape the summer heat by heading to Tasmania for a food and wine tour or taking a coastal road trip along the Great Ocean Road to soak up stunning ocean views during this time.
You can also take April 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, and 24 off, and you'll enjoy a massive 16-day holiday from April 12 to April 27. With Easter Sunday on April 20 and Anzac Day on April 25, this clever combination of public holidays and weekends offers one of the year's longest breaks.
Savvy Australian workers have discovered how to maximise their annual leave in 2025, turning just 24 days of leave into a whopping 59 days off work. This strategy works by aligning annual leave days with weekends and public holiday. Next, plan for a mini getaway by booking June 10, 11, 12, and 13 as annual leave.
