Outlook Mac 2011: Adding Holidays to your Calendar
Contributed by David Kirk 
Tagged: Microsoft Outlook Outlook allows the user to add holidays from multiple countries into the calendar.
Outlook has always driven me crazy that holidays are not included by default in your calendar. Luckily, adding these events are pretty easy.
1. Open Outlook
2. Click the File menu
3. Select Import
4. Select Holidays
5. Click the right arrow
6. Select your country or region
7. Right click the arrow again.
8. After the import occurs, click the Finish button.
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Sgtlip said on June 21, 2011
Thanks but I have tried it twice now and still no holidays listed in my calendar.
Anonymous said on June 21, 2011
Working here… I just tried it again. Did you change to monthly view and scan your whole calendar? Did you ever see the import process occurring?
Sgtlip said on June 22, 2011
Yes, I have my calendar always on monthly view. Yes, the little box popped up saying Importing. Did I see the holidays actually import, no. I can only tell you after scanning every month in 2010, 2011 and 2012 there are no US holidays there. I have even accomplished it once more (as I’m typing this, I stopped, ran it and looked and still nothing. But afterwards I even shut he Mac off and started it again just in case. I have even uploaded the new Microsoft Update (afterwards) and still no holidays. Thanks for asking though.