get/getting up within a temporal situation

[ROFTOK]

I am on a two-week holiday now. I get up at 8 AM every day.
I am on a two-week holiday now. I am getting up at 8 AM every day.

Are both correct?

 

[Tarheel]

1. I am on a two-week holiday now. I get up at 8 AM every day.
2. I am on a two-week holiday now. I am getting up at 8 AM every day.

When would you use the second one?

 

[ROFTOK]

When would you use the second one?

When I am on a one-off holiday.

Would you say:
I am getting up at 8 every day this week. OR I get up at 8 every day this week.

 

[5jj]

I am getting up at 8 every day this week. OR I get up at 8 every day this week.

The former.

 

[Tdol]

When I am on a one-off holiday.

That works for me.

 

[Tarheel]

I am getting up at 8 every day this week.

That's perfectly natural.