Show holidays in the calendar?
Planning your content just got smarter! With our new Holiday Settings, you can control whether holidays appear in your Planner, so you never miss key dates your audience cares about. 🙌
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In this article:
Turn on the holiday



Compose posts via holiday
- The holiday name
- A country label or flag icon (for example, 🇫🇷 France)
- Compose Post — Opens the Composer with the holiday name pre-filled in the caption.
- Compose Post with AI — Opens the Composer with an AI-generated caption based on the holiday.

Use cases: Smart ways to use holidays in the calendar 📅
If you’re managing content for multiple countries, use the country-specific holiday filter to display only the holidays relevant to each region.
Turn holidays into creative content opportunities using the Compose Post or Compose with AI options directly from the holiday card.
Enable holidays to identify non-working days in advance and avoid publishing critical announcements or launches when your audience may be less active.
Team members working across different regions or clients can independently select the holidays they want to see — without affecting others.
Once you’ve created and scheduled posts for a specific holiday, you can disable the holiday view to reduce visual clutter — your content remains unaffected.
FAQs
Q1. Will enabling holidays affect my teammates' Planner views?
A: No. Each user has their own personalized holiday settings. Turning holidays on or off, or selecting specific countries and types, only affects your own view.
Q2. What if I don't see any holiday even after enabling the setting?
A: Make sure you’ve selected at least one country for your holiday preferences. If nothing is selected, no holidays will appear.
Q3. Can I use the “Generate Post with AI” option if I’ve run out of AI text credits?
A: No. If you’ve used all your AI text credits, the "Generate Post with AI" button will be disabled. You must increase your AI credit limit to use this feature again.
Q4. Do holidays appear in all Planner views (e.g., List View, Calendar View)?
A: Holidays are primarily designed for Calendar View to support visual planning.