Andorra Hotel Occupancy Hits 70.13% in July, Up Nearly 4 Points

Hotel Occupancy Exceeds 70% in July

Andorran hotel occupancy for July reached 70.13%, marking an increase of 3.95 percentage points from the 66.18% recorded in the same month of 2025.

The Unió Hotelera d’Andorra (UHA) described the figure as a significant achievement that signals positive progress for the summer season. The result aligns with expectations set at the start of the campaign and strengthens Andorra’s position as a competitive summer destination, the group stated in a press release.

Officials attributed the uptick to shifting tourist preferences toward nearby, safe locations offering nature experiences, wellness activities, outdoor pursuits, and a robust events calendar. Andorra’s mountain setting and hotel infrastructure continue to draw visitors during the warmer months, they added.

This July performance represents the strongest since 2018, excluding the pandemic-affected 2020. It surpasses the 66.18% of 2025, 64.66% of 2024, and 65.75% of 2023, reflecting ongoing recovery after an uneven start to the summer.

However, the UHA cautioned that May and June fell short of targets, with occupancies of 40.07% and 50.65%, respectively. The sector still faces the challenge of desestacionalització—spreading visitor numbers more evenly across the year.

August will prove decisive for the overall summer balance, according to the UHA. Current bookings show a slight edge over last year at this stage, though the group will withhold final judgment until month-end.

The UHA credited the results to collaboration among hotels, event organizers, parishes, the government, and other tourism stakeholders. It called for sustained efforts to position Andorra as a year-round draw.

Figures remain preliminary and subject to update.