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Andorra records modest rise in visitor numbers for September 2026 Andorra’s Department of Statistics reported that the country welcomed 804,432 visitors in September 2026, a 0.4 % increase over the same month in 2025. Of the total, 400,482 were tourists (49.8 %) and 403,950 were day‑trippers (50.2 %). Tourist arrivals grew by 3.4 %, while day‑trippers fell by 2.3 %. Visitor origins shifted slightly. Spanish visitors declined by 1.6 % compared with September 2025, whereas French visitors increased by 1.4 %. Visitors from other countries saw a larger rise of 5.1 %. Shopping remains the primary reason for visiting Andorra, accounting for 52.3 % of all visits. Nature‑related activities, such as mountain walks and scenic enjoyment, represent 12.8 % of motivations. Among overnight tourists, nature activities are the top attraction (24.1 %), followed by wellness, health and thermal tourism (22.5 %). Shopping accounts for 14.5 % of overnight tourist motivations, with other reasons making up 13.4 %. For day‑trippers, shopping dominates at 87.2 % of motivations. Vehicle traffic data for September 2026 show 344,648 vehicles entered the country, a 0.9 % decrease from September 2025. The decline was mainly at the Spanish-Andorran border (1.4 % drop), while the French border saw a slight increase of 0.1 %. From January to September, vehicle entries fell 4.9 % compared with the same period in 2025. Entries from Spain decreased by 0.3 %, and those from France fell 14.8 %. Over the past 12 months, an estimated 4,026,086 vehicles entered Andorra. Vehicle exits in September 2026 numbered 329,713, down 4.4 % from September 2025. The largest drop occurred at the French-Andorran border (10.2 % decline), with Spanish border exits down 1.7 %. From January to September, exits fell 7.9 % relative to the same period in 2025. Exits to Spain decreased by 0.3 %, while those to France dropped 23.8 %. In the last 12 months, an estimated 3,920,276 vehicles left Andorra. Article source: Bondia | Image credit: Bondia
Andorra records modest rise in visitor numbers for September 2026 Andorra’s Department of Statistics reported that the country welcomed 804,432 visitors in September 2026, a 0.4 % increase over the same month in 2025. Of the total, 400,482 were tourists (49.8 %) and 403,950 were day‑trippers (50.2 %). Tourist arrivals grew by 3.4 %, while day‑trippers fell by 2.3 %. Visitor origins shifted slightly. Spanish visitors declined by 1.6 % compared with September 2025, whereas French visitors increased by 1.4 %. Visitors from other countries saw a larger rise of 5.1 %. Shopping remains the primary reason for visiting Andorra, accounting for 52.3 % of all visits. Nature‑related activities, such as mountain walks and scenic enjoyment, represent 12.8 % of motivations. Among overnight tourists, nature activities are the top attraction (24.1 %), followed by wellness, health and thermal tourism (22.5 %). Shopping accounts for 14.5 % of overnight tourist motivations, with other reasons making up 13.4 %. For day‑trippers, shopping dominates at 87.2 % of motivations. Vehicle traffic data for September 2026 show 344,648 vehicles entered the country, a 0.9 % decrease from September 2025. The decline was mainly at the Spanish-Andorran border (1.4 % drop), while the French border saw a slight increase of 0.1 %. From January to September, vehicle entries fell 4.9 % compared with the same period in 2025. Entries from Spain decreased by 0.3 %, and those from France fell 14.8 %. Over the past 12 months, an estimated 4,026,086 vehicles entered Andorra. Vehicle exits in September 2026 numbered 329,713, down 4.4 % from September 2025. The largest drop occurred at the French-Andorran border (10.2 % decline), with Spanish border exits down 1.7 %. From January to September, exits fell 7.9 % relative to the same period in 2025. Exits to Spain decreased by 0.3 %, while those to France dropped 23.8 %. In the last 12 months, an estimated 3,920,276 vehicles left Andorra.
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