Luxembourg's tourism sector continues to flourish, with 2025 already marked as a record year and early figures from January to July 2026 showing no signs of slowing down. During this period, arrivals rose by 3% and total overnight stays increased by 6% compared to the previous year.
The most significant growth has been on Luxembourg's campsites, which reported a remarkable 13% increase in overnight stays. Industry operators attribute this not only to favourable weather but also to a growing desire among visitors to reconnect with nature.
Campsites have diversified their offerings to cater to a wider range of guests, from rooftop tents mounted on cars to luxury 'glamping' experiences, according to Tourism Minister Lex Delles.
Most tourists continue to come from the Netherlands, with Germany, Belgium, and France following closely behind.
However, there has been a notable increase in visitors from the United States, the United Kingdom, Spain, and Denmark, according to data shared at a press conference on Monday morning.
Some of the country's most visited attractions include the Mullerthal Trail, the Casemates, Vianden Castle, and the Parc Merveilleux in Bettembourg.
As more travellers use artificial intelligence to plan their trips, the Ministry of Tourism aims to work with sector stakeholders to improve the quality of data provided to these AI tools. Delles stated that investing in data quality will help ensure Luxembourg remains a destination of choice for visitors in the coming years.
