Business•5 Related•Apr 02, 2026 • 06:17Andorra's March CPI Hits 4.1%, Highest in Two Years on Fuel SurgeTransport and housing costs soar amid global oil spikes, outpacing inflation in Spain and France as residents tighten budgets.
Sports•5 Related•Mar 28, 2026 • 09:46Andorra Ski Resorts Gear Up for Record Easter Boom with Deep Snow and 300km PistesBookings up 15% amid excellent conditions and sunny weather, rebounding from February's visitor dip, with resorts extending activities into mid-April.
Business•4 Related•Mar 23, 2026 • 12:31Andorra's Qualified Professionals Register Hits 3,912, Up 6.9% in 2025Foreign nationals surpass 55% of total, Spaniards lead gains with 146 net increase; women secure 57.8% of 332 new authorisations amid drop in departures.
Transport•5 Related•Mar 20, 2026 • 07:01Andorran Bus Services Hit 515,739 Passengers in 2025, Up 15% from 2024Operators ran 32,907 trips, with Barcelona leading outbound routes at 60.7%. Spanish visitors dipped slightly to 40.7%, while other nationalities rose to 38%, driven mainly by shopping and tourism.
Other•3 Related•Mar 17, 2026 • 15:31New equality report reveals sharp fertility decline, wage disparities, gender-segregated jobs, risingNew equality report highlights women's 80% pay parity, male dominance in security and construction, and rising gender violence cases to 327 in 2024.
Transport•4 Related•Mar 17, 2026 • 14:31Women Hold Under 5% of Andorra's Professional Driving LicencesAndorra's latest statistics reveal stark gender imbalance in heavy goods and passenger vehicle licences, while private categories like cars show.
Other•3 Related•Mar 17, 2026 • 13:01Andorra Agricultural Holdings Drop to 302 by End of 2025Slight decline in active farms continues, with Sant Julià de Lòria leading holdings and usable land; livestock stable amid aging operators and.
Business•4 Related•Mar 17, 2026 • 08:00Mortgage approvals in Andorra hit a historic high of 1,064 in 2025, surging 38.4% from 2024 amid boomingResidential loans drove the surge with 961 approvals and average values rising 20% to €401,591 amid booming property market. Total volume doubled to €831.7 million, fueled by looser bank lending.
Other•5 Related•Mar 17, 2026 • 07:31Resident population rose 2.1% year-over-year, driven by 'other nationalities' including Colombians andPeruvians; work permits also increased amid mixed authorization trends.
Business•4 Related•Mar 16, 2026 • 12:31Andorra's annual inflation rose to 3.1% in February from 2.6% in January, driven by transport andConsumer prices increased 0.5% monthly, driven by transport and miscellaneous services, while underlying inflation hit 3.7%. The rate surpassed Spain's 2.3% and France's 0.9% annually.
Other•3 Related•Mar 16, 2026 • 12:31Andorra Residence and Work Permits Drop 18.9% in Q3 2025Initial permits fell sharply due to declines in temporary and extendable categories, though active permits rose slightly to 57,767 amid rising.
Business•4 Related•Mar 13, 2026 • 06:46Andorra Job Seekers Hit 238 in Feb 2026, Up Monthly but Down YearlyActive job seekers in Andorra rose 5.8% to 238 by end-February 2026 amid falling job offers, with most seeking better positions and unemployment.
Transport•4 Related•Mar 10, 2026 • 19:01Andorra Vehicle Registrations Drop 6.8% in FebruaryMotorcycles and mopeds plunge 36.7% amid overall decline, though pickups rise; year-to-date up slightly at 0.4%.
Transport•5 Related•Mar 07, 2026 • 07:02Andorra's Vehicle Fleet Hits 104,700 in 2025, Up 3.6%Passenger cars and motorcycles grow amid EV surge and record visitor numbers straining infrastructure.
Other•3 Related•Mar 07, 2026 • 07:01Andorra Disburses €178K in Q3 2025 Rental Aid to 68 HouseholdsGovernment approved 68 of 100 rental assistance applications, averaging €2,623 per beneficiary, amid housing pressures.
Other•2 Related•Mar 07, 2026 • 06:32Andorra's 2024 Gender Pay Gap at €547 Amid Narrowing TrendsAndorra's 2024 gender pay gap is €547, with men averaging €2,832 monthly vs. €2,286 for women; women's pay rose faster at 5.9%.
Transport•5 Related•Mar 06, 2026 • 06:16Andorra's Vehicle Fleet Hits 104,700 in 2025, Up 3.6%Andorra's registered vehicles reached 104,700 by end-2025, driven by gains in passenger cars, two-wheelers, and sharp rises in electric and hybrid.
Sports•3 Related•Mar 06, 2026 • 05:16Women Secure 28.5% of Andorra Sports Licences in 2024-2025 SeasonWomen's share of sports federation licences in Andorra reaches 28.5% with 2,806 out of 9,857 total, marking a 7.2% rise from last year amid overall.
Business•5 Related•Mar 03, 2026 • 07:46Andorra CPI Accelerates to 3.1% in February 2026Andorra's preliminary consumer price index rose to 3.1% year-on-year, up from 2.6% in January, driven by food, clothing, and services, while monthly.
Other•3 Related•Feb 26, 2026 • 21:31Andorra January Visitors Drop 11% to 672K Amid Weather DisruptionsOvernight tourists rose 1.7% to 62.9% of total, buoyed by diverse nationalities, while French and Spanish excursionists fell sharply due to road closures and landslides.
Other•2 Related•Feb 26, 2026 • 12:01Andorra's 2025 Electricity Demand Hits 584,233 MWh, Up 2.5%Electricity consumption rose 2.5% year-on-year to 584,233 MWh, driven by higher imports and sectoral shifts, while overall energy demand increased.
Business•4 Related•Feb 24, 2026 • 06:46Andorra Active Companies Hit 17,784 in 2025, Up 9%New registrations surged 15.3% to 1,670, led by SLUs, while cancellations dropped 12.2%.
Other•5 Related•Feb 20, 2026 • 06:31Andorra Tourist Arrivals Hit 9.19M in 2025 with New MethodologyAndorra recorded 9,194,340 visitors in 2025, up 0.7% from revised 2024 figures, driven by 12.7% more overnight stays despite fewer day-trippers; new.
Transport•3 Related•Feb 19, 2026 • 14:45Andorra Vehicle Entries Drop 7.9% in January Amid French Road DisruptionsVehicle entries into Andorra fell to 311,242 in January, driven by a 24.2% plunge in French traffic due to road issues, while Spanish entries dipped.
Business•2 Related•Feb 19, 2026 • 12:15Andorra Retail Sales Dip 2% in Real Terms Despite Nominal RiseFood sales fell 1.1% and non-food 2.8% in real terms amid subdued demand. Employment dipped 0.6%, with women comprising 64% of the workforce.