Spain outpaces Europe’s major economies in 2025, driven by booming tourism and limited exposure to global trade risks. A prime moment for Costa del Sol investments.
Spain’s per capita GDP exceeded Japan’s in 2025 for the first time in modern history. Driven by tourism, reforms, and a thriving service economy, Spain proves to be a stronghold for investors seeking stability and future growth in Europe.
Spain welcomed over 35 million tourists in early 2025, generating €46.6B in revenue. Tourist-heavy areas like Andalusia are driving real estate and short-term rental investment booms.
Ses Illetes in Formentera is Spain’s best-kept coastal secret—a protected beach with white sand, crystal waters, and eco-tourism appeal. A perfect paradise just 75 minutes from Madrid, ideal for travelers, nature lovers, and those seeking unique holiday experiences within Spain.
Spain in 2025 remains an attractive choice for expats seeking sunshine, culture, and lifestyle. But challenges like housing and bureaucracy still exist—here’s what to know before the move.
Spain’s tourism sector achieved record-breaking numbers in 2024, with 93.8M visitors and €126.28B in revenue. Top destinations included Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and the Canary Islands. Find out more!
Spain’s economy is surging, fueled by tourism, EU investments, and green energy. Can it maintain this growth while addressing debt and housing issues? Read more.
This report was written by Guy Hedgecoe, Business Reporter for the BBC.
Discover Spain in 2025: Top Destinations and Events
Planning your next getaway? Spain offers unforgettable experiences in 2025, from the 500th anniversary of Segovia Cathedral to the European Wine City in Cariñena. Explore new hiking trails in the Balearic Islands, celebrate the Holy Grail Jubilee in Valencia, and visit Spain's most beautiful villages. Don’t miss the revamped Roman archaeological sites in Tarragona or the innovative olive oil mill in Ronda. Whether you're drawn to history, culture, or adventure, Spain has something special waiting for you.
Spanish hotels in 2024 witnessed a notable 13% rise in prices and a record 363.6 million overnight stays, largely fueled by international visitor demand, particularly from the UK and Germany.
