Labor Day (also known as International Labor Day, Workers’ International Day, and May Day) is an international holiday that aims to promote the contributions of workers and the working class, and calls for the promotion of workers’ rights and conditions and the improvement of working conditions.

1.The national holiday arrangements during Labor Day may differ in different countries:

• China: China’s Labor Day is on May 1st every year. It is usually combined with the weekend to form a continuous holiday, and people can enjoy about five days of vacation time.
• United States: Labor Day in the United States is the first Monday in September every year. This day is a national statutory holiday. Many people take a day off and hold celebrations and Labor Day parades.
• Canada: Canada’s Labor Day is similar to that in the United States. It is also the first Monday in September every year and is a national public holiday.
• European countries: Many European countries set Labor Day on May 1, such as France, Italy, Spain, etc. In these countries, Labor Day is usually a public holiday with celebrations, parades and rallies.
• South Korea: Labor Day in South Korea is May 1st every year, which is also a public holiday. People usually use this day to go home to reunite with their families or travel.

2.So how should we celebrate May Day?

We recommend arranging a camping trip during this holiday season. It will be an exciting and unforgettable experience for your family and friends. It provides an opportunity to escape busy city life, connect with nature and restore physical and mental health. Campgrounds are often located in stunning natural settings with abundant wildlife, beautiful lakes and forests. People can pitch tents or rent cabins here to enjoy the outdoors and breathe fresh air. They can go hiking, fishing, campfires, or try other exciting outdoor activities. A Labor Day camping trip is also a great opportunity to spend time with family and friends and strengthen relationships.