Catalonia Smashes Tourist Records in 2025
Briefly

Catalonia experienced a historic tourism surge, attracting nearly 9.3 million international visitors in the first half of the year, with 2 million in June alone. Tourists spent a record €2.58 billion that month. On average, each tourist spent €251 daily and stayed over five days, totaling more than €1,290. Catalonia now captures over 21% of all foreign visitors in Spain, making it a major player in the tourism market, just behind the Balearic Islands.
Catalonia has set a record for international visitors, with nearly 9.3 million arriving in the first half of the year and spending a staggering €2.58 billion in June alone.
In June, the average tourist in Catalonia spent €251 per day, with stays averaging over five days, totaling more than €1,290 per visitor.
Catalonia attracted over 21% of all foreign visitors in Spain, making it a significant tourism destination, closely following the Balearic Islands.
The influx of tourists has led to a bustling atmosphere, making it increasingly difficult to find quiet spots or tables at popular venues in Barcelona.
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