Mallorca Tourism Statistics

Mallorca, the largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, is known for its beaches, diverse culture, and historic landmarks, attracting a wide range of travellers every year.

Over 13 million tourists (both international and domestic) visit Mallorca in recent years¹.

• In 2024, Mallorca welcomed 13.4 million total visitors, a 7.4% increase from 2023.
• Visitor numbers reached 12.48 million in 2023, an 8.8% increase from 11.47 million in 2022.
• 16.45 million tourists visited Mallorca in 2019, which dropped to 1.7 million in 2020 and 7.5 million in 2021 during the pandemic.

How many people visited Mallorca in 2024?

Mallorca welcomed 13.4 million tourists in 2024.

• International tourists made up the majority of Mallorca’s visitors at 87% (11.6 million), while domestic visitors accounted for 13% (1.8 million) of total tourists in 2024.

How many people visited Mallorca in 2023?

• Mallorca welcomed 12.48 million tourists in 2023.International tourists accounted for approximately 86% (10.68 million), while domestic visitors comprised 14% (1.8 million) of total tourists in Mallorca in 2023.

Germany was Mallorca’s largest source of international tourists, and the United Kingdom was the second-largest international market in 2024.

Top International Source Countries by Visitors (2024)

1. Germany: 5.03 million visitors
2. United Kingdom: 3.58 million visitors
3. France: 1.12 million visitors
4. Italy: 900,000 visitors
5. Netherlands: 600,000 visitors

Mallorca continues to rise as one of the world’s most sought-after tourist destinations, earning multiple awards and global recognition in 2024 and 2025.

• In 2025, Mallorca ranked #5 among the world’s most in-demand travel destinations, surpassing major cities like London, Dubai, and Rome in popularity.
• The island’s luxury hospitality sector achieved multiple honors in the Condé Nast Traveller Readers’ Choice Awards 2025, reaffirming Mallorca’s position as a leader in premium travel experiences.
• In 2024, several Mallorca hotels received prestigious titles at the Condé Nast Traveller Gala, including “Best Resort in Spain” awarded to The Gran Melià Hotel de Mar, showcasing the island’s exceptional hospitality standards.
• Mallorca recorded approximately 13.4 million visitors in 2024, a 7.3% increase from the previous year, underscoring its continued growth and appeal among both domestic and international travelers.
• These recognitions confirm Mallorca’s standing as a top-tier global tourist destination, celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes, luxury resorts, vibrant culture, and world-class hospitality.
• It was also classified as the most tourist-intensive region in Europe, based on the ratio of tourists to residents².

July was the peak tourist month in Mallorca in 2024.

• July was the busiest month with 2.1 million visitors in 2024, followed by August with 2.05 million, June with 2.0 million, and September with 1.75 million.

• A total of 16.45 million tourists visited in 2019, with approximately 13.68 million (about 83%) from international visitors and 2.77 million (about 17%) from domestic travelers.
• About 12.48 million tourists visited in 2023, with 10.68 million (about 86%) from international visitors and 1.8 million (about 14%) from domestic travelers.
• Approximately 13.4 million tourists visited in 2024, with 11.6 million (about 87%) from international visitors and 1.8 million (about 13%) from domestic travelers.

• Tourism contributed 42% to the Balearic Islands’ GDP in 2024.
• The sector supports over 170,000 jobs across the industry.
• Mallorca generated €14.88 billion from international visitors in 2024.
• Total visitor spending reached €16.17 billion in 2024, supporting hotels, attractions, retail, restaurants, transport, and related sectors.