Why does Italy have a holiday in August?

August in Italy is a festival inherited from ancient Rome.

General civil servants and employees of all units have to take a vacation in August.

Generally divided into two batches, the first batch is from the end of July to August 15, and the second batch is from August 15 to the end of August.

During this period, offices are closed, schools are on holiday, and shops are closed in turn. People usually go to other places for their holidays, some to the seaside, some to the mountains and some to foreign countries.