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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

  • 177,465 trips/outings: 43% overnight (147,500 travelers), 57% day trips (179,696 participants)
  • Spending fell €35M from 2024 to €93.4M; average trip €1,254, outing €147
  • Spain dominated (72% trips, 92% outings); 63% stayed with family/friends, cars used 76%
  • Leisure drove 73% trips; peak in summer (41%) and Easter; new methodology limits comparisons

Andorra residents undertook 177,465 trips and outings in 2025, with total spending falling to €93.4 million—a drop of €35 million from 2024—according to data released this week by the Department of Statistics.

The expenditure of €93,379,872 encompassed 43.3% overnight trips by 147,500 travellers and 56.7% day outings involving 179,696 participants. Trips averaged €1,254.05 in cost, while outings totalled €14.8 million at €146.85 each or €78.75 per person. Travellers stayed 641,591 nights away across all trips, averaging 8.35 nights per trip with 1.92 people per group. Accommodation expenses averaged €150.22 per night or €75.11 per person per night, and outings involved an average group size of 1.86.

Spain led destinations with 71.6% of trips and 91.9% of outings. Other nations took 15.1% of trips, France claimed 7.1% of trips and 8.1% of outings, and Portugal received 6.2%. Stays with family or friends accounted for 62.5% of trips, compared to 37.5% in hotels or similar. Cars handled 76.3% of trips, air travel 18.8%, buses 2.5%, ferries 1.3%, and rail 1.2%.

Leisure and holidays prompted 73% of trips and 37.2% of outings, family visits 25.6% of trips and 19.5% of outings, shopping 25.9% of outings, and medical care 0.6% of trips. Activity peaked in summer, with 41.4% of trips occurring from July to September (61,011 total) and 18,478 around Easter in April.

A new methodology prevents direct year-on-year comparisons, and officials have offered no explanation for the decline.

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