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Andorra Residents Spent €93.4M on 177K Trips and Outings in 2025

Andorrans took 177,465 trips and outings, mostly to Spain by car, favouring family stays over hotels. Leisure drove most activity, with peak travel in summer.

Key Points

  • Total expenditure €93.4M: 43.3% trips (147,500 travelers), 56.7% outings (179,696 participants)
  • Spain tops destinations at 71.6% trips, 91.9% outings; cars used in 76.3% of trips
  • Leisure/holidays motivate 73% trips; peaks in summer (41.4%) and Easter (April)
  • €35M drop from 2024 due to new methodology limiting comparisons

Andorra residents spent €93.4 million on 177,465 trips and outings in 2025, according to figures released this week by the Department of Statistics.

The total expenditure of €93,379,872 covered 43.3% trips involving 147,500 travellers and 56.7% day outings with 179,696 participants. Average spending reached €1,254.05 per trip and €673.78 per person, while outings cost €14,774,127 overall, at €146.85 each or €78.75 per person. Trips totalled 641,591 nights away, averaging 8.35 nights and 1.92 people per group. Accommodation averaged €150.22 per night or €75.11 per person per night. Outings averaged 1.86 people per group.

Spain dominated destinations, capturing 71.6% of trips and 91.9% of outings. Other countries accounted for 15.1% of trips, France 7.1% of trips and 8.1% of outings, and Portugal 6.2%. Non-market lodging with family or friends covered 62.5% of trips, while hotels and similar options made up 37.5%. Cars were the main transport for 76.3% of trips, followed by air at 18.8%, buses at 2.5%, ferries at 1.3%, and rail at 1.2%.

Leisure and holidays motivated 73% of trips and 37.2% of outings. Family visits drove 25.6% of trips and 19.5% of outings, shopping 25.9% of outings, and medical treatment 0.6% of trips. Summer starts peaked at 41.4% of trips, with 61,011 from July to September and 18,478 in April around Easter.

The data reflect a new methodology that limits direct comparisons with prior years. Officials have not detailed the reasons for the €35 million drop from 2024.

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