Historic record: tourism in Madrid exceeds €28.5 billion in 2025

Tourism in the Comunidad de Madrid reached figures never seen before in 2025, exceeding 28.5 billion euros and approaching 30 billion. This growth represents almost 50% more than pre-pandemic levels, consolidating Madrid as one of the country’s economic engines.

The latest report on tourism’s economic impact in the region highlights the sector’s strength and capacity for recovery. Madrid has not only recovered the ground lost during the health crisis, but has managed to grow at a faster pace than expected.

One of the most striking aspects is that tourist pressure in the capital remains below the national average, allowing for more sustainable development and less conflict for residents and visitors.

The study also underlines the growing importance of tourist flats in the local economy, a phenomenon that continues to generate debate and attention both within the sector and among citizens.