Andorran Hotels Thrive in Holidays Despite Border Delays
Hoteliers report strong service and happy guests during peak season, though departing visitors faced long queues at borders with Spain and France.
Key Points
- Hotels delivered strong service; guests left content.
- Positive results despite border challenges.
- Visitor frustration with exit queues after New Year rush.
- Ski resorts and shopping drove tourism surge.
Albert Mora, director of the Andorran Hoteliers' Union, expressed satisfaction with the sector's performance during the holiday period, stating that staff had delivered strong service and guests had left content.
In comments reported on Monday, Mora highlighted the positive outcome despite challenges at the border. "We're very satisfied with the work done; good service was provided and customers left happy," he said.
However, some visitors grew frustrated with long queues when departing the country, according to reports. The congestion followed the busy New Year rush, when Andorra sees a surge in tourism drawn by its ski resorts and shopping.
No further details were immediately available on the extent of the delays or measures taken to ease traffic at the border crossings with Spain and France.
Original Sources
This article was aggregated from the following Catalan-language sources: